Birds Catcher

An aiming game with a crowded target field. The sky fills with flocks, the gun fires nets rather than anything harmful, and the scoring rewards catching several at once.

Because the flocks move together, the interesting decision is timing rather than accuracy. Firing at the first bird you see is always available and always wasteful; waiting a beat for the formation to overlap doubles the catch.

The screen gets busier as the round progresses, so the windows for a good shot get shorter rather than rarer.

1. Watch how the flock is moving.
2. Lead the shot rather than aiming where they are.
3. Wait for formations to overlap before firing.
4. Clear the sky before it fills completely.

Aim at the gap the flock is heading into, not at the birds. Nets travel, and a shot placed ahead of the group catches three where a direct one catches one.