A charming adaptation of the excellent tabletop game with polished presentation: great illustrated backdrops, the birds have cute animations and their respective birdcalls, a pleasantly relaxed soundtrack, and an overall chill vibe. Like the tabletop version, I enjoy that this is a game where any annoyance I might feel over bad RNG or losing to another player is cancelled out by the fact that Hey I Got To Look At Cool Birds.

Didn't get super deep into the complexities or gameplay quirks, but I really do think this game is really fun, unlike many though I didn't play the original board game. It's fun, cute, lively, and calming to play and yet competitive in it's own way. It feels like a game that would be like Solitaire but multiplayer.

Don't have to spend an insane amount on the physical version and don't have to find a time with people to be able to play.

"Barred Owl. The barred owl's haunting call sounds like, 'who cooks for you?'"

More games could be improved by including bird facts I feel. Also, the overly long tutorial makes the game seem much more complicated than it is and you should skip it.

it's a little clunky, but still a really good adaptation. I wish there was a big overhead to see every player's board at once

ok