Parrot Simulator: Pet World 3D

You can change your parrot's feather patterns and add fun accessories like tiny sunglasses or a Viking helmet. This customization is one of the game's highlights and lets you give your bird a unique look.

The multiplayer mode is limited—you'll see other players' parrots as static, non-interactive ghosts in the world. There's no direct interaction or cooperative play, so it can feel lonely despite being labeled as multiplayer.

This is a known bug that can happen after a game update, where all your bird's equipped accessories and items get reset. To fix it, simply go back into the customization menu and re-equip your items—unfortunately, there's no official patch for this yet.

Premium gems are the hard currency in the game, and you can earn them slowly by completing daily challenges and leveling up. However, the game strongly encourages purchases, so expect a grind if you want to avoid spending money.

Parrot Simulator offers more exploration and flight mechanics, but its care routine is simpler and more repetitive than My Talking Tom's mini-games and interactions. Both use a free-to-play model with premium currencies, but Parrot Simulator's multiplayer is much less engaging.