Free · No download · Works on phones
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About Eatable Birds
Eatable Birds is a colorful flying game in which survival depends on quick reflexes. You soar through vibrant landscapes as a bird and dodge fearsome foes such as angry eagles and bees.
The controls are simple and intuitive, so it is easy to start. Each level introduces a new expedition and different bird species, and the game says it is fun for all ages.
Birds that must avoid eagles and bees make for a lively flying game. Different species appear over the levels, which keeps the scenery and challenge fresh, and simple controls make it approachable for all ages. Short levels make it easy to pick up and play for a few minutes. Each bird level asks you to adapt to a slightly different flight, so paying attention pays off.
How to play Eatable Birds
- Start a flight as a bird.
- Fly through the landscape.
- Dodge eagles, bees and other foes.
- Complete the level.
- Try other bird species in later levels.
Controls
- Phone or tablet
- Touch input
Tips for Eatable Birds
- Try to keep your eyes ahead of the bird.
- It helps to make small moves.
- Dodge early rather than at the last moment.
- Practice with the first bird to learn the controls.
- Stay calm when enemies appear together; replay early levels if you want to try a different bird.
Who is Eatable Birds for?
Players of all ages who like simple flying and dodging games.
Game description from GamePix
Soar through vibrant landscapes in Eatable Birds, where survival depends on your nimbleness and quick reflexes. Dodge fearsome foes like angry eagles and bees while mastering simple, intuitive controls. With each exhilarating level, experience a captivating expedition of diverse bird species that promises endless fun for all ages.
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Eatable Birds: FAQ
Is Eatable Birds free to play?
It is. Just open the page: no install, no account and no payment.
Can I play on mobile?
It does. You can play it in a mobile browser as well as on a computer.
Is it for kids?
The game says it is fun for all ages.
Does it get harder?
Each level is described as a new expedition with different foes and birds.