Pidgeon Pocket

Pidgeon Pocket is a pixel-art incremental game about sending a flock of pigeons after coins in a park. Aim at someone in the crowd and let a pigeon dive for their pocket; quick hits build a combo and bring in bigger hauls. You spend the coins on upgrades, improve your pigeons and send the flock out again.

Powers and cards

Each pigeon has a superpower that charges with every coin it brings home. Gale lets it fly up to twice as fast, while Ricochet sends it bouncing to the next pocket. The game has 20 powers with five levels each, and up to three powers can run at once.

Whenever the flock levels up, it lays an egg. Crack it open and choose one of three cards: a new power, a level-up for an existing power or a bag of coins. Golden cards appear occasionally and are worth two levels instead of one.

Upgrade your flock

Spend coins on a tree of 34 upgrades. Each upgrade shows what it does before you buy it, and upgrades that change the park show a short scene on their card. You also progress through pigeon tiers, from Street Pigeon to Imperial. Each tier permanently raises the whole flock; buying upgrades fills in the next pigeon from the feet up, and completing it opens a new spot for that pigeon to join the flock.

Park events

Each round is a different day in the park, with nine events that open up as you play: a marathon, parade, street market, concert, film shoot, big picnic or chill day, among others. The park has five themes: Park, Christmas, Halloween, Neon Night and Feudal Japan. You choose which themes rotate under Themes on the main menu; by default, all of them are included.

Patrols walk the paths, and catchers use nets to catch pigeons. A netted pigeon drops what it was carrying, but your progress is not lost.