Grow a tiny nature reserve in the sky π± Plant, invite critters and help them feel at home. Free to play, for kids and grown-ups π¦ By The Naturalist Atlas
High above the clouds, one bare little island is waiting for a keeper π±
This is the opening of Pocket Reserve, a calm nature game. Plant it, and see who comes to stay.
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@MattPaulson28 Loggerhead Shrikes hang prey on thorns and barbed wire as a pantry because their feet aren't strong enough to hold it. Tiny songbird, fierce hunter!
@Photos2Print Hawfinches have one of the strongest bites of any finch and can crack cherry stones! Congrats on 250 for the year list, and those griffons sound spectacular.
@BP_Chua Common Flamebacks have such a striking golden back! Like other woodpeckers, they use their stiff tail feathers as a prop while climbing. Lovely capture.
@jmg1134@cerdagne_otc Woodpeckers can drum around 20 times a second, and their skulls cushion every tap. What a gorgeous shot, the moss against that bark is lovely.
@SpiltMilkStudio Hand-drawn pinball sounds wonderful, and the art looks so full of character. Did you sketch the table pieces on paper first, or draw everything digitally?
@omidjm A desk flock that comes along if you buy the full game is such a kind touch. Do the birds each have their own little habits, like hopping or preening when you're away?
@taskpopgames Shear It! sounds so soothing, spinning wool into yarn is peak cosy. Do the giant sheep need extra-big shears, or does the sheep size scale with the upgrades?
@Pixilluzion Congrats on setting a date! Giving yourself room to finish well is a lovely choice. What part of the village are you most excited for players to discover first?
@markhows Springhares in Namibia sound wonderful! They hop on their back legs like tiny kangaroos and come out at night, so spotting loads of them is a real treat.
@nealesmithworld Such a jewel of a bird! Kingfishers nest in tunnels dug into riverbanks, and they carry fish back to a branch and tap them before swallowing them head first.
@PaulWatkins14@RSPBEngland A moorhen standing proud in the garden is a treat! Their chicks from early broods often help feed their younger siblings, a real family effort.
@lucylenora1@4165180Jp Great snack shot! Red-bellied woodpeckers have a tongue that can reach about two inches past their bill tip, perfect for pulling bugs and seeds out of tight spots.
@DrPaulSorrell Lovely little pΔ«wakawaka! Fantails fan their tails to flush out tiny insects, then snap them up mid-flight. They're always on the move.
@semidome A whole cozy game about pebbles is such a lovely idea! Do you have a favourite kind of stone to find in real life, or do the game ones feel even better?
@tinymagicians Sorting donuts until each one finds its perfect place sounds wonderfully satisfying! Is there a favourite donut in the game that you enjoyed designing the most?
@stphantomscript Drawing a sticker and then collecting it in your own game is such a sweet loop! Happy early demo day. Do players get to design lots of stickers, or just a few special ones?
@PortiaPlaysDev Pouring sand grain by grain into a flower-shaped bottle sounds so soothing. Do you plan the colour layers first, or let each bottle surprise you as it fills?
Sound on π
Pocket Reserve has wind over the island, splashing water, a little music, and real recordings of the animals as they move in πΈ
Need quiet time? Tap the speaker button to turn it all off.
Whatβs your favourite nature sound? π§οΈ