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Broodwing

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Developer	Realistics Studios, the studio behind Village Survival.^{[search-6d3dd637606e]}
Platform	Roblox.^{[search-6d3dd637606e]}
Release date	October 2026.^{[search-6d3dd637606e]}
Genre	Bird survival and family roleplay game.^{[search-0d8d8398d7a1]}

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About Broodwing

Broodwing is a Roblox bird survival game from Realistics Studios, the same studio behind Village Survival, released in October 2026. A session starts with you as a chick that eats food brought by adults or found nearby, then matures into a flying adult. Adults hunt, find a partner, construct a nest, and lay eggs that another player will control as the next chick. Only two prey types are listed in the game's description — fish and bunnies — so nest placement and choosing a partner matter more than hunting variety. Each server holds up to 35 players. ^{[search-6d3dd637606e]}

The survival loop

Early on, focus on three things in order: getting comfortable with flight, finding reliable food, and placing a nest somewhere defensible. The map offers open grass for small prey, canopy that can double as nesting space, and water holding fish. ^{[search-6d3dd637606e]}

Fish are the most dependable food, and the pond works as the easiest landmark for navigation. When choosing a nest site, weigh nearby cover, at least two escape routes, and a short trip to food. Nesting above the waterline close to fishing spots cuts down every supply run for the rest of the brood cycle. ^{[search-6d3dd637606e]}

Birds and playstyles

"Gosling" refers to a life stage — goose eggs and babies — rather than a separate bird. Cuckoo is not confirmed as playable, and swans were announced as coming soon but are not yet in the game. ^{[search-6d3dd637606e]}

Nesting and raising chicks

Collect nesting materials along your normal routes instead of making special trips, and avoid carrying supplies through areas with predators or hostile players. After eggs are laid, check the nest following any long trip, limit unnecessary travel, and never leave without a plan to return. ^{[search-6d3dd637606e]}

Chicks need consistent deliveries rather than a single large haul. Stockpile food before a long brood phase, then repeat short gathering loops you can finish reliably. With other players, divide roles so one bird hunts while another guards the nest. ^{[search-6d3dd637606e]}