Fugl

Sad to see this game end up like this, as I've been following it since it first became popular on itch.io I think. I bought the Steam version because the free one is abandoned, and it completely broke and glitched/crashed out on my laptop, but this game has only stagnated in quality all these years later. First off, there is very little to do or see in all the worlds. Back when this Steam version was functional, I remember how little the worlds varied as you explored them. Your only goal is to find every animal type in every biome. Still, with the clunky controls interfering with your navigation of the land areas, and the mind-numbing repetition, I knew it wasn't worth all the digging around and crashing into the ground I would need to do to see all the animals. There is no survival mode, no campaign/story that could explain the various biomes or the origin and goals of the main character Arcus and add some desperately needed intrigue, nor is there true support for mods that do more t...

boring and repetitive with nothing to do but aimlessly fly around the same endlessly looping maps, and the controls feel so clunky and inelegant that it's unpleasant to do even that. disappointingly, the different biomes don't actually connect to each other so there's no sense of exploration or progress through different landscapes, just infinitely repeating pre-generated terrain that quickly loses its novelty. there are no weather effects or day/night cycles to add at least [i]some[/i] variety to an otherwise bland experience, no unique structures or landmarks to create points of interest and a sense of discovery, no threats from the environment or other animals to provide challenge and excitement, no objects of interest to play with or eat or carry around, no interesting events or interactions in general, and the only thing you can collect is the animal forms your bird can very loosely mimic, which does little to engender a sense of accomplishment and gets old fast. incredibly, Fug...

Bird

dogshit game