However, there has been hurdles that the team has faced in its development pipeline. I can't put my finger on exactly what but I didn't get along with this one which is a shame. In that, SkateBIRD acted to be a plausible possibility since its announcement more than a year ago. Playing for a while gives quite the headache thanks to that.įor how tight and small the areas are the speed, controls and physics just seem all out of balance. I particularly strongly dislike the depth of field effect which feels too strong for how small the areas are - which is not currently possible to turn off which seems like a big release oversight to me. The camera and the controls are more of a nuisance than anything. It's not especially bad it's just not exactly great either. The little birds are wonderful and it looks pretty good overall but the most important part, the actual skating, it doesn't do particularly well.
SKATEBIRD RELEASE PC
“ We are thrilled the console and PC communities finally get the chance to drop in and get skating!”Īs a game, it's ridiculously cute. SkateBIRD will come to the Nintendo Switch, Microsoft Windows, Linux, Macintosh operating systems, Classic Mac OS, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S through backward compatibility, and Amazon Luna. “As a small indie studio, the journey to launching on multiple platforms isn’t always the easiest one, but our community and fans have been instrumental in supporting us every step of the way,” said Megan Fox, founder, Glass Bottom Games. SkateBIRD was crowdfunded on Kickstarter back in 2019 where it managed to raise $67,220. Glass Bottom previously developed titles including Hot Tin Roof, Spartan Fist, and Jones on Fire. View cookie preferences.ĭeveloped by Glass Bottom Games, an independent game developer based in Seattle USA.
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