Pigeon: A Love Story Flies Onto Steam With Japanese Support
The game uses proprietary PIGEON-SIM TECH to simulate hundreds of thousands to millions of autonomously behaving pigeon NPCs in real time, making it a technically ambitious casual release.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Tiny Dragon Games released Pigeon: A Love Story on Steam, a pigeon dating sim from London-based Wristwork. Priced at 1000 yen, a 20 percent launch discount brings it to 800 yen. Players fly over real-world cities, coo at pigeons, and search for a soulmate among millions of autonomous NPCs.
The game is a third-person adventure set in cities built at 1:1 scale from real map data. London, Paris, New York, Tokyo, and Amsterdam are included. Players approach pigeons with coos, and most responses are curt rejections, though some offer exploration hints. Many rejection messages come from community-submitted texts.
A microphone-based Speak to Coo function lets players make courtship calls with their own voice. Multiplayer supports up to eight players in Coo-op mode. After clearing the main game, procedurally generated cities unlock for extended aerial strolls. A demo is available, and the game supports Japanese.
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