The Bird Feeder Just Got Competitive
There's something irresistibly chaotic about a game where everyone is scrambling to collect eggs while the birds themselves keep causing trouble. Birdy Call brings that frantic, laugh-out-loud energy to the table in a package simple enough for young kids and fun enough that grown-ups won't be sneaking glances at their phones.
What's the Game?
From Dyce, Birdy Call is a family party game built around a delightfully silly premise: match bird cards to collect eggs — but the deck has other ideas. The Eggstra Bird Cards shake up the order of play just when you think you've got things figured out, keeping every round unpredictable and every player genuinely engaged. The rules are light enough to explain in minutes, which means less time reading the rulebook and more time arguing over who gets the last egg.
There's no heavy strategy here — just fast decisions, a little luck, and a lot of noise. The kind of noise that means everyone's having a good time.
Who Should Bring This to the Table?
Birdy Call is built for families with kids aged six and up, and it plays best with two to six people around the table. Game nights, rainy afternoons, holiday gatherings — anywhere you need something everyone can jump into together without a learning curve. It's a reliable pick for parents shopping for a gift that kids will actually want to play more than once.
What's in the Box
- 48 Bird Cards — the core of the egg-collecting action
- 9 Eggstra Bird Cards — the chaos-causing wild cards that keep things interesting
- 30 Eggs — the colourful prizes everyone's fighting over
- Clear, kid-friendly instructions — up and playing fast
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Dyce |
| Players | 2–6 |
| Age Range | 6+ |
| Play Time | 15–30 minutes |
| Game Weight | Light |
| Language | English |
