
Aviarium is a relaxing sky sanctuary simulation filled with cute birds. Manage your floating aviary with click and idle mechanics, collect resources, and enjoy a pleasant experience in a colorful and peaceful world above the clouds.
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Welcome to Aviarium — a peaceful sky sanctuary where hundreds of unique birds call the clouds their home. Feed, grow, collect, and relax as your floating aviary fills with life.

With a single click, your birds leave the aviary and flit freely across your real desktop — lively, transparent companions fluttering over your windows while you work, study, or browse. They never get in the way: clicks pass right through them, and a tap of ESC sends them home. Your living collection, alive on your screen.

Build the ultimate bird library with 522 base species and more than 8,352 total illustrations. Every bird is assigned one of seven rarity tiers — from Common to Ancient. Discover rare variants, complete your collection, and unlock birds you've never seen before.

Watch your birds grow in real time — from tiny hatchlings to majestic adults. Choose to release them for instant rewards or keep them in your sanctuary for steady passive income. Every decision shapes your strategy.

Your sky sanctuary keeps running in the background while you work, study, or browse. The auto-feed system takes care of your flock, and you'll return to collected rewards waiting for you. No pressure, no timers — just progress at your own pace.

Choose perch styles, habitat themes, decorations, and day-night settings. Arrange your floating aviary exactly the way you want it. Make it cozy, make it grand — it's your sky, your rules.

Climb the rankings based on your total collection value or the number of unique species discovered. See how your sanctuary compares to bird keepers around the world.
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Languages: Turkish, Vietnamese, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch +18 more
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Hours played at review time, across 23 reviews with recorded playtime.
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짹짹이들 정말 너무 귀엽네요. 가끔 쉴 때마다 와서 확인하면 아주 좋고요. 다만 문제점이 있어요. 도색이 포켓몬 이로치 구린 것 만큼 너무 안 예뻐요. 더 어울리고 예쁜 색 있을 텐데 녹즙색 민트색을 안 어울리게 신체에 배치했고 이 마저도 도감에서는 버그처럼 표기 되어 애들이 일반 짹짹이처럼 보여요. 도색 이미지 보고 깜짝 놀랐습니다 색 구린 짹짹이 한테 무슨 금색 스프레이가 곰팡이 마냥 쓸어 있어서 뭐지?? 하는 눈으로 봤어요. 그리고 짹짹이들 느낌이 일관성 없어요. 어떤 건 굉장히 사실적으로 가깝게 묘사가 되어있는데. 어떤 건 꼭 디테일을 생략한 캐릭터처럼 묘사가 되어있고 집개개비 새끼랑 성체 갑자기 뭔 일이죠.. 흰목 참새 아기, 하우스 핀치인가 보다가 블루제이 오목눈이 같은 거 보면 살짝 아쉬운 느낌이에요.
My review for this game is similar for Amphibarium. Very fun and satisfying but I do have a couple suggestions. There needs to be a way of finding a specific baby bird from the multitude. Every time I try to click on one specific bird, it takes forever because they're all bunched up. And then when it matures, it's display doesn't say what it pays so you have to go to the list and look for it. One thing I forgot to mention in my review for Amphibarium and is the same for this game, is that some of the pay outs don't make a lot of sense. As you get rarer birds or frogs, the payouts should increase, no? Uncommon pays more than common, rare more than uncommon, epic more than rare etc. But there's some instances where an uncommon bird or frog pays more than a rare. Just something you might want to take a look at.
[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]
Muito gostosinho de jogar, recomendo, só achei caro as coisas mas...
süßes kleines Spiel für nebenbei oder als `bildschirmschoner' mit entspannter Musik.
Very good collection/idle game! There are hundreds of species (all real) and they are colorful and well drawn. My only complain is that the dev did add a system that you can "trade" with other ppls to get the animals you dont have, but it doenst work (seems it was never finished) so as you progress it gets harder and harder to discover new species and color variations. It doenst work also in the other 2 games of the series released so far. Maybe it will be fixed. Still a thumbs up.
English below Gioco consigliato, ma... spero che gli sviluppatori leggano questa recensione. Il gioco mi piace, come grafica in primis e possibilità di gioco in generale. Avevo provato le due demo e alla fine ho acquistato e non sono pentito, ma... Mi spiace davvero solo che rispetto ai giochi che adoro da anni prima di steam, Plant Tycoon e Fish Tycoon della "Last Day of Work" il gameplay si basa solo su compra pulcini, falli crescere e dai guadagni del venduto e rendita passiva su quelli che tieni, non ci sia altro. Puoi acquistare cibo, accessori, sfondi e altro man mano che guadagni, ma tutto resta lì. Non puoi farli accoppiare, seguire dalle uova alla maturazione in uccello, ma solo comprare pulcini e aspettare che siano adulti. Il gioco di base mi piace molto, ma rispetto i giochi della "Last Day of Work" cè molto meno. E questo mi spiace. Magari potevano fare una modalità rilassante e una con le coppie da cui aspettare le uova, vedere possibili incroci e possibilità di colore invece di trovarli da buste tipo carte pokemon. Ho provato l'altra demo sulle rane e anfibi vari e non è male ma è lo stesso che per questo gioco. Ho visto che stanno preparando altri giochi su altri animali e li aspetto, mi piacciono come li hanno resi, ma ripeto se avevano quel qualcosa di fish tycoon e plant tycoon per cui dovevi giocare e giocare per trovare i soggetti rari, speciali, unici, costosi o particolari con incroci, prove, malattie e cure da fare ect, sarebbe stato un gioco epico finalmente degno di quei due. I due tycoon purtroppo per la grafica non vanno bene da giocare ora, a meno che non abbia una buona vista per giocare a un quadrato 800x600 e non hanno proposto una versione 2 come l'originale adatto ai nuovi sistemi, peccato. bellissima la lista di uccelli nel mondo e specie, tantissimi, da scoprire e trovare, con link esterni per scoprire la specie e info aprendo google. Puoi rinominare l'uccello, leggere una scheda con tutte le info sull'uccello e specie, e spostarlo tra le voliere e osservare come si muovono contro lo sfondo, usando anche gli oggetti che acquisti da inserire nelle voliere perchè li usino. Un'altra cosa che mi dispiace è che non puoi scegliere i tipi di uccelli per fare una partita solo con quelli (esempio gufi, uccelli di terra giganti o acquatici), ma seguire in base a quanto guadagni la lista di buste con prezzi crescenti per ottenere magari le specie che preferisci, quindi si parte da quelli di città fino a quelli preistorici estinti. L'idea di base non è male, ma è un peccato che non si possa scegliere le tipologie per una partita monotematica ma seguire tutti gli step preimpostati. Questa serie di giochi mi piace quindi e lo consiglio a chi ama il genere, ma appunto il gioco si ferma a quanto detto. NOn ti resta l'amore per il gameplay come per i due tycoon per cui giochi e giochi e magari ricominci da capo comprando i primi esemplari e poi tentativi, prove, incroci, scoperte, delusioni se escono normali o speranza per i soggetti speciali o magici, le migliorie ci sono ma non sostituiscono il gameplay dei due tycoon mancante, magari, e mi spiace che il gioco resti monco così, aveva tutte le basi per essere i nuovi tycoon in sostituzione di quelli. COmpra pulcini, falli crescere e li vendi da adulti, con i guadagni migliori le cose con gli upgrade ma non cè sfida su malattie o inconvenienti come nei due tycoon, non cè l'accoppiamento per esemplari nuovi, le sfide nel trovare i soggetti particolare a incroci e tentativi con i soggetti già trovati e altro, altrimenti sarebbe stato un gioco super. Spero che gli sviluppatori leggano questa recensione, magari per migliorare e ampliare i nuovi giochi che comprerei come questi due già presenti come più interesse. Già penso che i nuovi li prenderò come questi, ma sarebbe un peccato se restassero solo alla modalità attuale del -compra, cresci, vendi- e fine. Ok la modalità rilassante ma se già la grafica e crescita è diciamo realistica rispetto altri giochi del genere più cartoon, sarebbe un gioiellino un gioco che riprende i tycoon con malattie o problemi durante la crescita, accoppiamenti, scoperte su cosa nascerà e come, tentativi vari di trovare le varianti o soggetti speciali, altre sfide come con animali veri. per il resto, buon aviarium a tutti Recommended game, but... I hope the developers read this review. I like the game—especially the graphics and the overall gameplay. I tried the two demos and eventually bought it, and I don’t regret it, but... I’m just really sorry that, compared to the games I’ve loved for years before Steam—Plant Tycoon and Fish Tycoon by “Last Day of Work”—the gameplay is based solely on buying chicks, raising them, and earning money from sales and passive income from the ones you keep; there’s nothing else. You can buy food, accessories, backgrounds, and more as you earn money, but that’s all there is to it. You can’t mate them, watch them hatch from eggs into birds, but only buy chicks and wait for them to grow up. I really like the core gameplay, but compared to the other “Last Day of Work” games, there’s much less to it. And that’s a shame. Maybe they could have included a relaxing mode and one where you breed pairs to wait for eggs, see possible crossbreeds, and explore color variations instead of finding them in random packs like Pokémon cards. I tried the other demo about frogs and various amphibians, and it's not bad, but it's the same as this game. I’ve seen they’re working on other games featuring different animals, and I’m looking forward to them. I like how they’ve made them, but I’ll say it again: if they had that certain something from Fish Tycoon and Plant Tycoon—where you had to play and play to find rare, special, unique, expensive, or unusual specimens through crossbreeding, experiments, diseases, and treatments, etc.—it would have been an epic game finally worthy of those two. Unfortunately, due to the graphics, the two Tycoon games aren’t really playable now, unless you have good eyesight to play on an 800x600 screen, and they haven’t released a version 2 like the original that’s adapted for modern systems—what a shame. The list of birds from around the world is wonderful, with so many species to discover and find, complete with external links to learn more about each species and access information via Google. You can rename the bird, read a profile with all the I like this series of games and recommend it to anyone who loves the genre, but that’s really all there is to it. You don’t play and play, maybe starting over by buying the first specimens, then trying, testing, crossbreeding, making discoveries, facing disappointment if they turn out normal, or hoping for special or magical specimens. There are improvements, but they don’t replace the gameplay of the two Tycoon games—maybe—and I’m sorry the game remains incomplete like this; it had all the foundations to be the new Tycoon games to replace those. There’s no challenge with diseases or setbacks like in the two Tycoon games, there’s no breeding for new specimens, the challenges of finding unique specimens through crossbreeding and experiments with those already found, and more—otherwise it would have been a fantastic game. I hope the developers read this review, perhaps to improve and expand the new games I’d buy—like these two already available—to make them more interesting. I already plan to get the new ones just like these, but it would be a shame if they stayed stuck in the current “buy, raise, sell” mode and that’s it. The relaxing mode is fine, but since the graphics and growth are already, let’s say, realistic compared to other games in the genre that are more cartoonish, it would be a real gem to have a game that takes the tycoon format and adds diseases or growth issues, breeding, discovering what will hatch and how, various attempts to find variants or special specimens, and other challenges like those with real animals. Otherwise, enjoy Aviarium, everyone!
ไม่คิดว่าจะเพลินขนาดนี้ เป็นเกม idle ประเภทนก ที่ถือว่าดี มีข้อมูลจริงๆให้กดไปดูด้วยว่านกมีลักษณะจริงๆเป็นแบบไหน
새 종류가 많아서 수집하는 재미가 있습니다 근데 새들 색상이 노말이나 골든은 예쁜데 도색은 별로라는 느낌을 받았어요 레인보우도 예쁜 새들은 예쁘고 너무 과하게 반짝거리는 새들은 좀 그렇네요 이 부분만 개선 된다면 괜찮은 게임이 될 거 같습니다
531 птица для коллекционирования! Умножаем их на 4, так как у каждой есть цветная, золотая и радужная разновидности. Рисовка симпатичная, звуки приятные. И да, это надолго.
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