About Bird Simulator
Trade paws for wings. Get used to physics-based flight in a cartoon world with bird sounds.
Bird Simulator is about learning how movement feels in the air. The distributor describes physics-based control, so short corrections are a better starting point than holding every input at once. Give yourself space, learn the take-off action, then see how the bird responds before trying a tighter route. This is a browser simulation, with no headset required.
How to play
The distributor’s take-off instruction is to hold Space and S. Review the remaining in-game prompts for steering and other actions. Play with a keyboard.
A few tips before you start
- Practise taking off in a clear area before attempting a longer flight.
- Change one input at a time to understand its effect.
- Leave enough room for a landing or turn while you are learning.
Is this the game for you?
Choose this for a movement experiment rather than a checklist of shop tasks. If you prefer walking and close-up interaction, return to I Am Monkey.
Browse all animal games or read our I Am Cat and browser-game guide to understand the difference between a web game and a VR release.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a VR headset?
No. The embedded game is a browser build. This listing does not mean it includes the features of a VR release.
Can I play on my phone?
A computer is recommended for this game. Its keyboard or mouse controls may not work on a touch-only phone. For a touch option, try MiniCat Fisher.
Why might I see an ad inside the game?
The game is served by an external provider. It may show its own ads or use cookies after you start it. This website has no surrounding ad placements. See our privacy information.
Will my progress be saved?
Saving depends on the game and your browser settings. Private browsing, clearing website data or changing devices can remove local progress. This site does not provide a cloud-save account.