While you wait, there are plenty of real-life skateboarding bird videos to watch on YouTube.
Skatebird is “coming soon-ish” in 2019 to Linux, Mac and Windows PC. “You’ll make friends, birds will come check out your park, and maybe you’ll even host events! Above all else, skate birds just try really hard.”Ĭheck out the announcement trailer for Skatebird for a look at its skate parks made of staplers, pencils, cardboard and sticky notes. “You may be tiny, and alone, but the more you skate, the more following you get on Tweeter (the premier bird social network) - the more the cozy world of bird skating will open up,” Glass Bottom says. The game’s Steam listing promises “tiny worlds full of little objectives and secret tapes (scotch tapes mostly)” and “smooth flowing, physical-feeling skating with simple buttons, not stick gestures.” Grind on bendy straws, kickflip over staplers, and carve killer lines through cardboard and sticky tape parks. Skatebird’s comparisons to Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater aren’t subtle. Skatebird, from indie developer Glass Bottom Games, looks like it will reimagine the grinding, kickflipping and trick-fueled combos of the Tony Hawk series on a much smaller, much more adorable. Skatebird, from indie developer Glass Bottom Games, looks like it will reimagine the grinding, kickflipping and trick-fueled combos of the Tony Hawk series on a much smaller, much more adorable scale. For fans yearning for a new Tony Hawk ’s Pro Skater game, SkateBIRD may be just what they’re looking for, and it’s available now on PC, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox. With the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater series on indefinite hiatus, a bird of a different feather - Skatebird - is ready to take on the mantle of video game skateboarding.
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