Aviarium

Refunding the game because of AI generated art, which was not disclosed on the store page.

Game uses AI art and does not disclose that to the consumer.

Undisclosed AI useage. Some functions don't work, no Dev support. Otherwise would be a nice relaxing game.

Poorly designed, undisclosed ai art which goes against stream's rules

Bis zu " 7 " Errungenschaften lassen sich nicht freischalten . Auf hinweise im Diskussionsforum Hat der Betreiber nicht reagiert . Ebenso verhält es sich bei seinem anderen Spiel "Amphibarium" . Von den ursprünglichen 7 fehlerhaften Erfolgen wurden folgende behoben : Erster Vogel , Regenbogensammler , Dekorateur , Gemütliches Nest und Passives Einkommen Ausstehend sind noch : Enthusiast ( spiele fünf stunden ) Meistervoliere ( spiele zehn stunden ) Sobald alles einwandfrei funktioniert werde ich Selbstverständlich meine Negativbewertung zurücknehmen .

Спасибо за такой шедевр! Добавьте, пожалуйста, карточки!

Cozy idle game with adorable birds and a peaceful atmosphere.

Love the game. The depth of game was quite surprising. Tons of different birds, backgrounds and decoration items. The only improvement I can think of is that XP texts are staying behind the birds, and impossible to read. A suggestion: this concept could also work like one of those desktop games that can stay open while the player is focusing on something else. I would like a couple of birds flying around on my screen while I was working.

you purchase bird packages, you wait til they grow up, you sell them, you have more money than before. thats all. the UI looks very bad, the birds look like they fly on a 2D background. the decorations you buy are not immersive at all. but if you enjoy collecting birds, buy it then.

[h1]A cozy bird collector with a strong core[/h1] I’ve spent [b]9.2 hours[/b] with Aviarium so far, and I genuinely enjoyed my time with it. I picked it up because the bird theme, the sense of discovery, and the price immediately caught my attention. What kept me playing was the game’s core loop: [b]discovering new birds, raising them, and deciding when to sell them[/b]. That loop is simple, but it works. Aviarium understands how to keep you engaged without making the experience stressful, and that is probably its biggest strength. The game hooked me pretty quickly. There is something really satisfying about starting with a small aviary, watching your birds slowly grow, feeding them to speed things up, and then getting that little moment of excitement when a new bird is discovered. That feeling never really goes away. Even several hours in, I was still looking forward to what would show up next. [hr][/hr] [h2]What Aviarium does well[/h2] The progression feels strong enough to keep the game engaging. There is almost always another bird to discover, another upgrade to think about, and another reason to let the game run a little longer. It is definitely more idle than active, but in this case that works in the game’s favor. The atmosphere is relaxing enough that sometimes it is just nice to sit back and watch your aviary fill up with birds. One of my favorite moments in the game was seeing the aviary feel completely alive: full of birds, full of movement, and full of chirping. That was the point where everything really came together for me. The strongest parts of the game, in my opinion, are: [list] [*][b]Rich content[/b] [*][b]A strong sense of discovery[/b] [*][b]A relaxing atmosphere[/b] [/list] The sound design and music help a lot with that. They make the whole experience feel calm and pleasant in a way that fits the concept very well. On the technical side, I also had no problems at all. The game ran smoothly the entire time, and that matters a lot for this kind of experience. [hr][/hr] [h2]Where the game still needs work[/h2] My main criticism is the [b]UI[/b]. I do not think the interface ruins the game, but I do think it is the area that most needs improvement. Some menus feel scattered, some text could be easier to read, the visual hierarchy is not always clear, and certain buttons are not as intuitive as they could be. More specifically, the parts that stood out to me were: [list] [*]Menus can feel a bit scattered [*]Text size and readability could be better [*]Color contrast and visual hierarchy need improvement [*]Some buttons are not as intuitive as they should be [/list] This will probably bother some players more than others, but for me it was the one part of the experience that consistently felt weaker than the rest. I also think the visual art side could be pushed further. The game already has a charming foundation, but I would still like to see the overall visual quality improve over time. Since this is such an atmosphere-driven game, stronger visual polish would make a noticeable difference. [hr][/hr] [h2]What I’d like to see in future updates[/h2] The foundation here is strong, so I will definitely be watching future updates closely. The biggest thing I want is a cleaner and more user-friendly presentation layer. Some additions and improvements I would personally love to see: [list] [*][b]A cleaner and more modular UI[/b] [*][b]Better stats and history screens[/b] [*]A [i]"Go to Bird"[/i] button in the bird window that closes the panel and focuses directly on that bird in the aviary [*]A redesigned Aviaries menu that is already expanded or easier to browse, with short stat info for each aviary such as current birds and total capacity [*]Bird sizes that feel more proportional to their real-life scale instead of having every bird look roughly the same size [/list] These are not deal-breakers for me, but they would make the experience much more comfortable and polished. [hr][/hr] [h2]Who I’d recommend it to[/h2] I would definitely recommend Aviarium to: [list] [*]Cozy game players [*]Idle/clicker fans [*]Collectors [*]Bird lovers [/list] I would [b]not[/b] recommend it to players looking for something action-heavy or mechanically intense. This is a much calmer experience, and that is exactly what it is trying to be. [hr][/hr] [h2]Final thoughts[/h2] Overall, I had a really good time with Aviarium. It has a relaxing identity, a satisfying discovery loop, and a lot of charm. The UI still needs work, and I think that is the clearest area for improvement, but even in its current state, the game gave me a lot of enjoyment. [quote]I genuinely enjoyed my time with it. If you like relaxing idle games, I’d recommend it.[/quote]