Skatebird manual3/12/2023 You won’t get many options for your board, but since you won’t see much of it while skating, this seems ok. You’ll be able to choose from things that can be worn on the head, face, neck, back, and waist while the board gets decks and wheels. There are seven options for customization: five for the bird and two for their skateboard as you play through the levels and find hidden items, these options increase. In addition to all the birds, they give you a wide variety of items for the birds to use. But you’ll find other species like cardinals, parakeets, kingfishers, and finches. But each species looks so darn cute, and I was surprised to see they included two bird species that I have previously owned myself! The aforementioned parrotlet and a green cheek conure I went with a blue parrotlet. Granted, they all basically have the same look, a chubby tiny bird, similar to a Parrotlet or a Budgie. First and foremost, there are a ton of actual bird species to choose from. When you first boot up the game, you’re thrown into bird customization, and I was floored at the amount of content here. When you find them, the conversations between the birds are enjoyable, and I always looked forward to what silly joke was about to be made. It’s not downright cutesy like a small child’s cartoon, but more wholesome in that “birb” meme kind of way. It’s a simple premise, but as a result, you get to talk to other birds, and their dialogue is reasonably innocent and punny. You go on a quest, riding your skateboard, to find Big Friend and make everything better for them. Big Friend was a skateboarder themselves but has been home less often, leading to your bird leaving the room to find out why. There’s a reason your bird is skateboarding, and it’s because of your owner, Big Friend. There is an underlying narrative in SkateBIRD. It might not be my preferred music choice, but it’s such a lovely accompaniment to my tiny bird doing tiny skate tricks. Because, I mean, they’re birds.” Personally, I believe the soundtrack is very fitting for the atmosphere they have built. According to designer Megan Fox and composer Nathan Madsen, “The goal was to make music resonant with the skate culture of today, rather than try and force the vibes of old-school skate games, and then have some birds sing along with it. Influences for this lo-fi bird-hop include SoundCloud rap, jazz, and funk. The main soundtrack is all composed of original music they call lo-fi bird-hop. To help put you in the mood navigating these levels, SkateBIRD features a unique soundtrack that’s all bird-centric. Each new area has new environmental objects, and it’s so neat to feel of that size. It’s all so adorable to look at, and it’s a feeling I never really lost throughout the game. Your environment is scaled appropriately to your size, so your ramps are three-ring binders, grind rails are plastic straws, and you’ll pull off tricks in halfpipes made of cardboard. In SkateBIRD, you take control of a small bird, named Birb, riding around on a small skateboard. SkateBIRD combines these two things and attempts to pull off a cute and wholesome Pro Skater all about trying to do your best. It’s fun, easily accessible, challenging to master, and it’s quick to get you into the action. I also enjoy Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, which I do know why. May contain content inappropriate for children. All rights reserved.ĪMD, the AMD Arrow logo, Radeon, Ryzen and combinations thereof are trademarks of Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. Patent and Trademark Office and elsewhere. Epic, Epic Games, Epic Games Store, and their respective logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Epic Games, Inc. Steam and the Steam logo are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Valve Corporation in the U.S. Microsoft, the Xbox Sphere mark, the Series X logo, Series S logo, Series X|S logo, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox Game Pass are trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies. “PlayStation Family Mark", “PlayStation”, “PS5 logo”, “PS4 logo”, “PlayStation Shapes Logo” and "Play Has No Limits" are registered trademarks or trademarks of Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc. ©2022 Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC. Gearbox and the Gearbox Software logo are registered trademarks, and the Gearbox Publishing logo is a trademark, of Gearbox Enterprises, LLC. Published and distributed by Gearbox Publishing. *Available Globally on PC and alongside local PlayStation 5 launch
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