
Early Bird gets the Space Worm is a small, casual, incremental game about collecting Space Worms. Explore the plinko style skill tree to unlock ever larger birds, upgradeable weapons, and destroy all the things.
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Early Bird gets the Space Worm is a small, casual, incremental game. In this reality, Bird Brained is a compliment, and these Birds have left Earth in search of Wormy nutrition to give themselves the knowledge to unlock technological breakthroughs.
Destroy blocks and collect Space Worms, and use those Space Worms to unlock bigger Birds with more Weapons.
Explore and progress through the Plinko style Skill Tree.
Unlock bigger Birds with more Weapons.
Expansive incremental progression.
A casual and relaxing ~4 hour experience.
A skill tree that is part of the game.
Unlock new Birds with ever increasing weapon mounts.
Mix and Match weapon mounts and weapons how you want to play.
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English, Spanish - Spain
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***8 june 2026 Edit - Most of the concerns were addressed by the developer, which is absolutely great practice! I encourage you to give it a try!*** Idle & Incremental Lovers reviewed Early Bird gets the Space Worm and gives it a neutral rating : [i] Your skill tree is as a plinko: that's the most creative, fun and enjoyable part. The rest of the game suffers from pace issues: upgrades are slow to unlock and your bird really feels slow and weak. [/i] + Credit where credit is due, the plinko-style skill tree is a well-implemented great idea! - A run is barely enough to unlock one upgrade. - The former would still be OK if the run where fast and full of dopamine, but there's not enough action, your bird is way to slow, your weapons are way too weak, and there are way too less blocks to break. - Controlling the bird with your mouse is not a very enjoyable experience. It would probably feel better with a controller. - The tutorial message popping up at the start of each run is freaking annoying. :-) - The ending is disappointing, nearly unnoticeable (a small "You beat the game" message at the bottom of the screen when you beat the last level). Due to the pacing issues, the game feels very repetitive. But I think the experience could be easily improved by a better balance: faster unlocks, more speed, more damage, more blocks... GIMME MY DOPAMINE RUSH! This has the potential to be a pretty good game! *Why didn’t the bird get the joke? It flew right over its head.* Did you find this review helpful? Give it a thumb up and follow my curator page for more Idle & Incremental games recommendations : [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/46077092-Idle-Incremental-Lovers/]Idle & Incremental Lovers Curator page[/url]
Progression is very slow. You're actually punished for choosing to build better blocks - they have too much health. Poorly balanced, rewards not rewarding enough. I disliked the plinko upgrade mechanic especially when there was no fast forward button. Could be better with a few updates! Wish you all the best dev
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