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 cozy incremental with beautiful pixel art. Aim at the crowd, let your flock fly and bring back a pocketful of coins. Spend them on a tree of upgrades, give every pigeon its own superpower, and go again.

The demo covers the opening of the game: you play until your third pigeon joins the flock, then keep playing with your flock of three for a victory lap of bonus rounds.

Aim and let fly

Point at someone in the crowd and a pigeon dives for their pocket. Be quick to build a combo and bigger hauls.

Every pigeon gets a superpower

Each pigeon in your flock wears its own superpower, and it charges with every coin that pigeon brings home. Gale makes it fly up to twice as fast, and Ricochet bounces it to the next pocket. 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. Now and then a golden card turns up, worth two levels instead of one.

Upgrade your flock

Put your coins into the upgrade tree. Before you spend a coin, every upgrade shows you what it does, and the ones that change the park play a little scene of it right in their card.

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.

The park reacts

Patrols walk the paths and catchers come out with nets. A netted pigeon drops what it was carrying, never your progress.

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.