Birth
Madison Karrh · 2023 · Point & Click, Surreal, Puzzle, Relaxing, Hidden Object
PC
Overwhelmingly Positive96% · 3,902
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About Birth
✦ AI summary
Scavenge bones and organs from beautifully hand-drawn locations to construct your own creature companion and ease your loneliness. Solve physics puzzles, discover hidden secrets, and interact with quirky creatures in this haunting adventure about connection.
Birth is an adventure game about constructing a creature from spare bones & organs found around the city in order to quell your loneliness.
- Collect bones & organs in hand-drawn museums, coffee shops, alleys, flower shops, libraries, markets, bakeries and more.
- Solve physics-based puzzles & interact with unique, interesting creatures.
- Find & spend hidden tokens to discover secrets.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I really wish Steam had a "maybe" option? The art style is gorgeous, and the score is relaxing. I wouldn't call it fun - it's more of an interesting way to spend two hours. My only qualm is the ending. You spend two (interesting) hours collecting body parts, then the "build a creature" section - which is framed as the culmination of all your efforts throughout the game - takes two minutes and is so simple it feels like a mobile game for a pre-schooler. "Click this once". "Move one piece into place instead of doing a full jigsaw" kind of thing. The rest of the puzzles feel quite detailed, so to have that as the ending felt like a tutorial tacked onto the final act. I wanted to love this, and if you're happy to spend two hours poking around a very well-made, pretty point and click without a story, go for it. If you're looking for emotional resonance or any kind of narrative pay-off, look elsewhere. Another review described it as "visually beautiful but emotionally empty" and that's exactly it. I finished it and went "oh. OK then." Don't expect anything from the ending and just enjoy the art.1 found this helpful
Amazing design and visuals as well as I love how all the little puzzles are conected.1 found this helpful
Great game.
Lovely game, played it with my 5 yo. Peaceful and quirky. I love a good clickthrough game
y'all cannot be serious with these glowing reviews i am losing my mind
It's such a stunning piece of art. The world and concept are amazing, the puzzles are fun and rewarding.
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