Birb Game

Birb Game is listed at $2.99 on Steam.

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The lowest we have tracked is $1.79, so this is not quite the floor.

As a recent release, discounts this early are relatively uncommon.

Genre: Action, Indie, Racing, Simulation · Developer: Gregstr, ShortWhileGames · Release: Aug 8, 2026.

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How it plays

You’re a bird. You fly fast. That’s the whole pitch, and the game leans into it hard by keeping the controls down to three buttons so there’s nothing standing between you and the actual flying. The racing itself is about reading terrain and riding momentum rather than memorizing a flight model: you’re threading factory corridors, catching updrafts between city towers, or weaving through a floating island town, and the courses reward whoever finds the smoothest line rather than whoever mashes buttons hardest. There’s a straight-up competitive side to it, racing friends or strangers online and checking your best times against everyone else on the leaderboards, and there’s a looser party mode where checkpoints hand out random pickups that speed you up or mess with the birds around you, turning a clean race into a scramble. Add in unlockable hats for your bird and you’ve got a game that’s equal parts time-trial grind and living-room chaos generator.

Who it’s for

This one’s built for people who like the feel of arcade racers, the kind of “one more lap” pull you get from Trackmania or a good kart game, but with wings instead of wheels. If you enjoy shaving fractions of a second off a personal best, or you want something you can throw on with friends for a chaotic party session without teaching anyone a rulebook first, this fits. It’s also a good pick if you’ve bounced off flight sims before because they demand too much fiddling with throttle and pitch and yaw. On the flip side, if you want depth, story, or a big single-player campaign to sink dozens of hours into solo, this probably isn’t going to scratch that itch. It reads as a game built around a tight, replayable loop rather than a sprawling experience, so go in expecting focus, not breadth.

Is it worth it?

For what it is, a fast, focused racer with online play, a party mode, and leaderboard chasing, it’s the kind of game that earns its keep in short, repeated sessions rather than one long sitting. If you’re the type who actually enjoys grinding a leaderboard or you’ve got a friend group that likes to spiral into competitive nonsense over party games, you’ll get real mileage out of it. If your gaming time is limited and you lean toward story-driven or single-player-first experiences, it’s a lower priority. This is exactly the kind of title that makes sense to grab when it’s discounted rather than at full price: low commitment, high replay potential with the right group, and not something you need day one unless multiplayer with friends is the draw.

Quick facts

Genre: Action, Indie, Racing, Simulation. Developer: Gregstr, ShortWhileGames. Publisher: Gregstr. Platform: PC (Steam). Release date: August 8, 2026.