Hi, I’m Table 53 and this is my BURD game review. BURD is a free game released on itch.io in 2019 by Awkward Silence games. BURD is a 2D platformer with a fantastic soundtrack and retro visuals. BURD is also a game with moral choices and multiple endings – what sort of bird will you be? And will you save the kingdom of birds? One of the best free games I’ve played in a while and there’s a high chance that even as a fan of indie titles this is a game you might have missed.
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Thank you so much for checking out (and enjoying) the game! <3
Looks like a great game, I’ll give it a try! Thanks
This sort of philosophical conversation (birds and moral choices is poignant, as birds are really fucking heartless) is the type of stuff I miss on game review channels. Good stuff, subscribed.
That kind of looks awesome! xD
Hey, I've seen your video on Reddit. I really enjoy it from beginning to end!!
This was a really well put together review. Great succinct overview of the game without any spoilers. Subbed!
what a bizarre and fascinating game. love it.
I'm not surprised at that statistic. I play my RPGs for that hero fantasy. I played through the mass effect trilogy more than once and somehow was never interested in going renegade. However, the game encourages you to be one or the other all the time and I never really liked that. Real life is full of shades of grey and sometimes sacrifice is necessary.
That cursor though
I love that you introduced me to this game. Your reviews are short and profound. Thank you
Man, you're an amazing creator. You make me think of Joseph Anderson, another great critic.
Your reviews are very interesting.