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What’s it about?

You're a skateboarding bird who tries their best.

Oh, how does it play?

Where do I get it?

Steam Itch Switch Xbox Playstation

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Grind on bendy straws, kickflip over staplers, and carve killer lines through cardboard and sticky tape parks, in SKATEBIRD®!

You’re a lonely lil’ bird, and your Big Friend has hung up their board for good. Their job sucks, and lately, they’re barely ever home to play with you. You’re gonna fix all that with the power of being a chill little skateboarding bird. You may be tiny, but the more you skate, the more friends you’ll make. Birds will come check out your park, help you find more parks, and together you’ll (somehow) fix Big Friend’s life!

Explore lots of bird-sized parks, with simple controls familiar to any pro skating tiny hawk.
Find fancy clothing, secret mixtapes of new music, birds that need your help, and more!
Skate to an original low-fi birb-hop soundtrack!

And if you bail, you just get back up - because above all else, skate birds try their best!

Screenshots

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clickable image for a physical edition of the game

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SkateBIRD was our first, mmmm, breakthrough hit? Kinda? The whole thing started because of my partner showing me a GIF of a skateboarding bird. It's real! They can actually be taught to skateboard! See? They even enjoy it! It's enrichment. The way parrots work, either you teach them things and play with them, or they entertain themselves (mostly by destroying anything you hold dear out of pure spite), and I guarantee you'll regret just not teaching them to skateboard at that point.

But anyways, initially we put together this goofy little prototype, and people liked it? Did great on Twitter. So then we did a Kickstarter, and that went great! Not our first Kickstarter by any stretch, we funded Hot Tin Roof that way too, but this one went a lot bigger. Then uh, COVID sorta hit, and everything got weird. We're a virtual studio though, so we just sorta trucked through, and surfed the changes. Digital festivals suited us fine and we were well situated to roll out demos and such because we'd already done that Kickstarter with a prototype, and that all went uh, pretty good for us!