Pigeon Guild
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About Pigeon Guild
Pigeon Guild is a non-combat action RPG from Teacup Games that dropped on PC in September 2026. You play Jules Corso, a trainee in a skybound postal service, flying a cargo boat between floating islands to make deliveries. The game leans into adventure and indie vibes, with story-driven missions replacing traditional combat. Think of it as a mix of exploration and package-running, where each task unravels a slice of the world’s lore. It’s got a quirky charm, but don’t expect epic battles, this is all about navigating skies and solving environmental puzzles.
Gameplay
You spend most of your time piloting a nimble cargo boat, dodging weather hazards and adjusting routes to collect and drop off parcels. Missions involve scanning environments for hidden items, talking to NPCs for clues, and using your boat’s tools to manipulate terrain, like triggering chain reactions to clear paths. Controls are responsive, with flight mechanics that feel weightless but precise. A typical session might involve tracking a lost letter through a stormy island, solving a mini-puzzle to access a cave, then delivering the item to a character with a side quest. Progression focuses on upgrading your boat’s speed and cargo space, not stats or combat skills.
What Players Think
Pigeon Guild sits at 8.7/10 on PlayPile, with 92% of players completing it. Average playthroughs last 14.5 hours, and 78% of players report feeling "relaxed" while playing. A third of the community says the game makes them "curious," but 15% call the pacing "slow." Achievements (120 total) skew easy, with 80% of players hitting 100% completion. Critic reviews praise the "painterly world design" but note the "narrow focus" on delivery mechanics. One player wrote, "It’s like postal service meets cloud-gazing." Another grumbled, "I wanted more than just dropping off letters."
PlayPile's Take
Pigeon Guild is $29.99 on PC and best for players who enjoy meandering through story-rich worlds without combat. If you like gentle exploration and soft puzzles, it’s a solid pick. The low difficulty and relaxed vibe might frustrate fans of fast-paced RPGs, though. With 14.5 hours of content and a completion rate that suggests most finish it, it’s a short but cozy ride. Skip it if you crave action or deeper systemic variety. For $30, it’s a safe bet for a casual playthrough.
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