Escape into a world kept secret by a tyrant, and discover the truth about your freedom. The King’s Bird is an artistic, momentum-based game that seamlessly combines precision-platforming with physics-based gliding.
A new yet easily accessible take on the precision-platforming genre.
Dynamic background music and sounds that change based on your movements
Text-less narrative told through visuals in motion
Five unique worlds to explore, full of vibrance and colorful silhouettes, with inspirations from ancient Mayan, Southeast Asian, and Roman cultures
Copyright 2018 Serenity Forge LLC
windows Minimum
OS: Windows 7 or higher
Processor: 1.7 GHz Dual Core CPU
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics
Storage: 6 GB available space
To activate the game, you need a Steam Account
Login or register at the official Steam Website and download Steam client
Install and start application, login with your Account name and Password
Click the Games Menu.
Choose Activate a Product on Steam...
Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the process
After the successful code verification, go to the "MY GAMES" tab and start downloading.
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