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Toripon is a pixelated photography-and-chill game in an apartment full of birds, and it’s the closest thing to Pokémon Snap we’ll get in 2019. This 'avian action sports game' from Glass Bottom Games has now officially locked in a release date - itll be dropping in on 12th August for 19.99 USD or your regional equivalent. It looks like Skatebird will be a delightful companion game to Victoria Smith’s Toripon, which was released last week on PC.

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Skatebird will also be released on Windows PC via Steam and itch.io, according to the Kickstarter. Glass Bottom Games said the game’s also got an original low-fi soundtrack with a bunch of clothes, mixtapes, and “birbs that need your help” around the skate parks. Players will control colorful skateboarding birds in “bird-sized parks” made of bendy straws, staplers, cardboard, and sticky tape. Skatebird ended with $67,220 in funding from backers, well over its original $20,000 goal. The developer launched a Kickstarter for Skatebird on June 11, 2019, and it was fully funded only a day later. Retrieved 16 September 2021.Glass Bottom Games’ skateboarding game Skatebird is coming to the Nintendo Switch in late 2020, according to an announcement during Nintendo’s Indie World event. ^ "SkateBIRD Review (Switch eShop) | Aces high".

^ a b "SkateBIRD for Xbox One Reviews".

^ "SkateBIRD Is No Longer Landing On Switch In 2020, Gets Pushed To Next Year".

"Be a skateboarding bird in the adorable Skatebird on Switch next year". "Skatebird, the game about a skating bird, now has a free alpha demo".

^ "SkateBird grinds its way to Switch in late 2020".

"Bird-centric skateboarding game, Skatebird, coming to Nintendo Switch".

^ a b Carpenter, Nicole (December 10, 2019).

"Skatebird is a game about a bird on a board who's trying his best".

^ a b c d Chalk, Andy (November 7, 2018).

"Skatebird, about a bird who skates, looks great".

^ McWhertor, Michael (November 6, 2018).

In July 2021, it was announced that the game would be delayed to September 16, 2021. In June 2021, it was announced that the game is scheduled to release on August 12, 2021. In July 2020, it was announced that the game's release had been delayed into 2021, not because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but because the game was simply taking longer than expected to make, partially due to the decision to include a new story mode to the game. The game was announced for Nintendo Switch and Xbox One platforms in December 2019, with a late 2020 release date. The game met its funding goal of $20,000 in a single day, and ended up raising over 67,000 total. An early alpha build demo was released in June 2019 after the Kinda Funny E3, and a Kickstarter was launched to help funding at the same time. The game is being developed by indie developer Glass Bottom Games, who had previously developed the first person roguelite Spartan Fist. Releasing Augon Desktop (Steam & Itch), Xbox, Switch, and LunaWishlist on Steam (or Xbox / Switch) so you don't miss it. The game was first announced in November 2018. The bird takes up skateboarding as a means of getting the human's attention, and getting them back into skateboarding in efforts of making them happy again. The game follows a small pet bird, who is saddened that their unnamed human owner no longer skateboards or is around much due to their new job that they hate. Tricks are more simple to perform and lead to over-the-top tricks, unlike games like Skate, which focus on realism in trick performing.

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Similar to Tony Hawk's Pro Skater games, gameplay is a mixture of performing skateboard tricks, exploration, and item collection.

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Levels take place in a similar setting to the Micro Machines series of video games, with small-scaled "bird-sized skateparks" taking place across play areas of a house across real-life objects such as pencils, erasers, and other desktop type items. The game plays similarly to the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater series of video games, except for the player controlling a small bird on a skateboard instead of a human.