You're on watch

You're the bird. The city rolls by underneath and you stay right where you are. Point yourself at whatever is making the most racket.

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The city is too loud

Car alarms, sirens going nowhere, engines, somebody's party. This one really wants your sound on.

Rings mean noise

Anything loud throws out rings, and the bigger they are the more it pays to shut it up. One good drop does most of them. Cars are stubborn and take two. A building site takes four.

The 💩 bar up top is your ammo. Eat what a bird should eat to top it back up.

Leave the quiet alone

Picnics, birdwatchers and snowmen were already silent, so hitting them costs you. Same with a car minding its own business. Wake it up and the honking is your problem to finish.

Birds On Watch

Every Loudmouth Snoozed

Presented by The Sunrise. Go be nice to a real bird with Bird Rise.

How to play

You're a bird above a city that will not shut up. Silence the racket and the morning comes back.

Rings mean noise. Car alarms, sirens going nowhere, boom-bass and tinny music, somebody leaning on the horn, engines, park parties, leaf blowers, building sites. The bigger the rings, the more it pays to shut it up.
One good drop does most of them. Cars are stubborn and take two, so a car you woke up keeps honking until you finish the job. A building site takes four, and pays about four ordinary targets.
Leave the quiet alone. Picnics, birdwatchers and snowmen were already silent, so hitting them costs you.
Eat to reload. Natural food tops up the bowel bar. The greasy human stuff goes straight through you, gloriously, and makes you the loudest thing on the street for a few seconds.

Presented by The Sunrise. Go be nice to a real bird with Bird Rise.

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