Shadobirds

About Shadobirds

Twenty levels of obstacles, birds and black shadows, from a publisher whose entire description is a joke about how impossible the game is. Underneath the bit the feature list is straightforward, and obstacles are plainly what the game is made of. Expect difficulty to be the selling point rather than a side effect.

How to play

• The game runs across twenty levels.
• Birds, black shadows and a nest are the elements the publisher names.
• Obstacles are the dominant feature of every level, on the publisher's own account.
• Difficulty is stated to be high, so expect several attempts per level.

Tips

• Treat early failures as information rather than setbacks. A game that advertises its difficulty is telling you the first attempt is not meant to succeed.
• Learn one obstacle at a time. In dense hazard layouts the temptation is to rush the section you already know, and that is where the careless deaths come from.