About This Demo

It's a sunny afternoon in the park. The benches are full, the picnics are unguarded, and your pigeons are absolute professionals.

Pidgeon Pocket (yes, with a d; many people search it as Pigeon Pocket) is a kawaii, chill heist incremental. Aim your flock at the crowd, snatch a pocketful of coins, and fly back. Spend the loot on a tree of upgrades, give every pigeon its own superpower, and go again. Steal, upgrade, repeat.

The demo covers the opening of the game: you play until your third pigeon joins the flock, then take your new flock of three out for a few more rounds.

Aim and let fly

Point your pigeons at the crowd, release, and watch the coins drop. Chain your steals together for bigger and bigger hauls.

Every pigeon gets a superpower

Each pigeon in your flock wears its own superpower, and it charges as that pigeon steals. Gale makes it fly twice as fast, Ricochet bounces it to the next pocket, Cop Nap puts the police around it to sleep. There are 20 powers with 5 levels each, and up to three can run at once.

Every time your flock levels up, it lays an egg. Crack it open and pick one of three cards: a new power, a level-up for one you already have, or a bag of coins.

Upgrade your flock

Pour your loot into the upgrade tree, and watch every step you buy show up in the park.

Breed better pigeons

Each upgrade you buy fills in your next pigeon from the feet up, and when it is complete, a new spot opens and it flies in to join you.

Dodge the law

The more you steal, the more the park notices. Grab what you can, slip away, and keep your flock out of the net. Fly too close to a cop and they confiscate what you stole.

Mouse or controller. 31 in-game languages.

Enjoying the demo? Wishlist Pidgeon Pocket: it comes to Early Access on November 9, and Steam will tell you the day it's out.