Place cards on a 5x5 grid to help your secret favorite bird win the most nuts, with ties ignored for sneaky swings.
Songbirds, known in Japan as Birdie Fight, is a small card game about birds fighting for dominance of the forest. Each bird has a color, and you are a forest spirit secretly cheering for one of them. Cards numbered 1 to 7 in red, blue, green and white go onto a 5x5 grid, one card at a time, after nut tokens are laid out for each row and column. When the grid is full, every line is tallied: the color with the highest total takes the nut token, and tied colors are ignored, so a low card can win a nut. Then you reveal your last hand card to show which bird you backed. A short game of subtle sabotage, with solo and co-op options too.
Who it's for
You like short card games with a bluffing edge and a secret preference, and you also want solo or co-op options.
Not for you if…
You want deep strategy or lots of direct interaction. It is a light, quick puzzle on a shared grid.
Vibe's take
Small, sneaky and mildly mean. Everyone shapes the same grid, so you are always guessing which bird the others are secretly helping.
older than 59% of games
collected more than 40% of games
shorter than 84% of games · typical 30–90 min
Explained in 5 minutes · 1.6 out of 5 · lighter than 69%
A normal range of ratings
Playable without the language