For everyone else, though, I strongly suggest keeping an eye out for these oft-secret mixtapes. Those who elect to stream SkateBIRD through Amazon’s service will have to give up the hidden soundtrack, as these mixtapes are relegated to “empty collectible” territory at Amazon’s behest. This was one of my favorite parts of SkateBIRD, which is unfortunate for Amazon Luna players. Not everyone will love this hidden soundtrack as much as I did, probably (you should, though), but SkateBIRD lets you customize your soundtrack on a per-track level whenever you want. SkateBIRD includes options for players that embrace accessibility. While SkateBIRD’s OST is good, and is right in line with other indie games, these mixtapes unlock a variety of punk and ska rock tracks that were surprisingly great. The best collectibles, however, are the mixtapes, which unlock hidden tracks in SkateBIRD’s soundtrack.
The old-school vibe (aside from the bird theme) continues with a plethora of collectibles and secrets to find hidden throughout SkateBIRD’s various levels, which reward you with new cosmetic items like clothing, skateboards, and wheels. SkateBIRD absolutely fully embraces the second half of its name, letting you dive beak-first into a myriad of bird shenanigans. This is highlighted by several unique “abilities” that players have, like “Screm” (when Birb squawks), “Monch” (when Birb pretends to eat something on the ground), “Air Ollie” (a double jump accompanied by frantic flaps), and lots of cute animations for turning your skateboard, pulling off tricks, and more. SkateBIRD is at its best when you’re enjoying it casually, with a simple and shallow story that still delivers with cheesy jokes, goofy plotlines, and an absurd cast of characters that only make sense as birds. SkateBIRD absolutely fully embraces the second half of its name.
Then you’re shot right back to the old school Tony Hawk Underground games, where you’re left to skateboard around a semi-open-world skate park filled with various NPCs to engage with, each with their own personalities and missions. It’s easy to get the hang of pulling off tricks and completing the first basic objectives SkateBIRD gives you, with generous wiggle room for making mistakes.
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The beginning of the game does a fair job walking you through the controls and how to play, and the controls are simple and intuitive.
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