Lovebirb (2023)

Anonymous Penguin Studios

PC (Microsoft Windows)

3.50 from 2 ratings

6 members have it in their collection · 2 backlogged · 2 wish listed

How long? · with extras 2h (from 1 logged playthrough)

Lovebirb is a rhythm-based dating game about finding love one date at a time. Swipe right, chat on Bumbird, and impress your dates by playing all the right words to the rhythm of the music.
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Release dates

  • Mar 15, 2023 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
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Roach

Review Roach 3/5 · Jul 4, 2024

Finding Love on Bumbirb

Lovebirb is a free game available on the Steam storefront that was showcased during the 2022 Wholesome Direct. It is a simple rhythm-based dating sim that'll give about two hours of entertainment. I played it over the course of a few days before bed on Steam Deck.

There are several hot and single birds to go out with, each with …

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Lovebirb is a free game available on the Steam storefront that was showcased during the 2022 Wholesome Direct. It is a simple rhythm-based dating sim that'll give about two hours of entertainment. I played it over the course of a few days before bed on Steam Deck.

There are several hot and single birds to go out with, each with their own unique (and concerning) personalities. To progress during dates, answer their questions according to their interests, all while remaining on beat. Sometimes you'll play a minigame, each unique to the bird's story arc. After you reach max hearts, you can decide to commit to your favorite bird, view their final cutscene, and the game is reset.

I was pleasantly surprised to find my choice of bird turned out to be asexual. I wasn't expecting that type of rep in this game as it's very rarely discussed in media.

Overall I'd recommend it.

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