The King's Bird

带加速度的精确平台跑酷游戏，看起来容错率很小实际上是非常小，关卡上有引导甚至有根据某种地形配置特化的关卡，然而难度在逐渐加速的失控中也变得越来越扭曲。关卡内的难度曲线安排也算不上合理，经常一段一堆存档点然后留出一大段毫无存档点需要一命过然后为了100%还得一命收集导致强制走位背板的情况，而你的小关100%还有可能被惯性到达终点而毁掉重开。 优点的话是音乐和美术都给人初见类似gris的风格，比较唯美，然而在不断的试错下最后并没有人还有心情停下来观赏风景。 目前所有成就的达成率都小于10%，如果不是真的爱挑战极限的话建议打折入库试试，不行再退款。实际上只能给中评，但是游戏没差到有硬性bug喂屎的情况所以还是推荐。假如哪天真的被毁档了回来改不推荐

Cool idea, poor execution. The controls look like they flow well but they don't. It's not like Journey. I'd love to see if they could try to make a game that actually flows well and plays smoothly. That would be a really cool idea. That's what I thought and hoped that this was but sadly it is not. I gave it another try. 1st try ~ 30 min. Trash Game. 2nd try ~20 min. Still a trash game. I really wanted to like this game but it just doesn't feel good to play no matter how you map the controls. You jumped, we all know you jumped. The game is just not built well enough to allow for players to play it.

这游戏本来可以是一个非常不错的小游戏，有讨喜的画风和好听音乐，平台跳跃的玩法也是经久不衰，但是那诡异的按键操作逻辑又着实让人无语，让游戏的难度直接攀升到劝退玩家的地步。 如果不是这反人类的操作逻辑，这游戏肯定能是一个小爆款，我只想说可惜了那么好的画风和音乐。

The controls are really horrible, it does not flow smoothly and you will get handcramps in less then 10 minuts of playing the game. Game is practically unplayable. Only plus point i can give are aesthetics and sound design.

yes

头铁的玩家可以入手，我头铁，我入手了。 十三个小时是我把这个游戏打通关了吗?不不不，我才完成了森林王国的成就，里面的所有关卡都进榜单了，死了八百回熟能生巧了。虽然才完成第一大章节，但这个游戏的问题非常显而易见。新手引导的教学效果微乎其微，很多机制和操作需要自己去摸索，部分路线挺反人类的，并且很多关卡是需要在滑行过程中积攒动能再用惯性进行飞跃，需要非常熟悉路线和滑行方向。建议先看看榜单上的大神通关过程，对路线有一定了解后再上手，会快一点（但不多，还得看自己的技术） 虽然比较吃技术但这是一款非常具有艺术感的游戏，画面唯美，音乐空灵悦耳。真的是一场视觉盛宴····· 好了，不过多赘述。等我打通第二章节后再看看有什么要补充的:0

mc评分更低的dustforce

one of the best platformers i've ever played

Solid platformer for the price, quite fun.

The King’s Bird, developed and published by Serenity Forge, is a visually stunning and emotionally resonant platformer that challenges players to master fluid, momentum-based movement within a beautifully crafted world. The game eschews traditional storytelling, instead relying on evocative environments, graceful animations, and subtle world-building to immerse players in a poetic journey of escape and self-discovery. From the moment you take control, the emphasis on smooth traversal and precise timing makes it clear this isn’t just another run-and-jump platformer; it’s a test of grace and patience wrapped in a vivid artistic experience. Gameplay centers on navigating sprawling, open levels that require a mix of running, jumping, dashing, and gliding to progress. What sets The King’s Bird apart is the weight and fluidity of these movements — momentum matters greatly, and the game encourages a flow-state where your actions blend seamlessly into one another. This makes traversing environments feel more like a dance than a series of discrete jumps. However, this also introduces a steep learning curve: the early stages ease you into the mechanics, but as the game progresses, levels become more intricate and demand pinpoint precision. For some players, the combination of slippery controls and complex platforming challenges can lead to moments of frustration, especially when the margin for error shrinks. Visually, the game is a masterpiece of minimalism and cultural inspiration. The worlds are beautifully designed with clean lines, bold colors, and architectural motifs inspired by a mix of ancient cultures including Mayan, Southeast Asian, and Roman influences. This blend creates a timeless, almost mythical atmosphere that perfectly complements the game’s themes of confinement and liberation. Each level feels like a distinct canvas, with carefully crafted environments that guide the player without intrusive prompts. The sound design and dynamic musical score further elevate the experience, reacting fluidly to player movements and enhancing immersion with a soundtrack that flows in tandem with the game’s graceful pacing. Narratively, The King’s Bird takes a subtle approach. Without dialogue or explicit exposition, the story of a girl fleeing a harsh kingdom unfolds through environmental storytelling and symbolic imagery. This minimalistic approach invites personal interpretation, allowing players to project their own meanings onto the journey. While this lends the game an artistic and open-ended quality, it may also leave some players wanting more narrative clarity or emotional connection to the protagonist’s plight. The lack of character development or verbal storytelling makes the experience feel more abstract, which will appeal to those who appreciate atmosphere and symbolism over traditional plotlines, but could feel distant for others seeking a clearer narrative arc. Technically, the game performs smoothly across platforms, with responsive controls and crisp visuals that maintain clarity even during fast-paced sequences. The user interface is minimal and unobtrusive, emphasizing player focus on movement and exploration. However, some players have noted that checkpoints can feel sparse in later stages, making retries more punishing after difficult sections. This design choice underscores the game’s emphasis on mastering its mechanics but can also contribute to moments of frustration when repeated attempts are necessary. In summary, The King’s Bird is a compelling experience for players who appreciate artistry in game design and enjoy a challenge centered on fluid movement and exploration. It’s not a casual platformer; rather, it demands patience, practice, and a willingness to embrace its sometimes unforgiving mechanics. The elegant visuals and evocative soundtrack create an immersive world that lingers in the mind long after the credits roll. Though its abstract narrative and difficulty spikes might divide players, those who connect with its vision will find a rewarding journey that celebrates freedom, grace, and perseverance in the face of oppression. Rating: 7/10