Is absurdity the essence of the world, or merely its appearance?

Hold on. Gotta get some fries first.

Purchase Note:

This is not a sandbox game, nor a casual one. It features mechanical challenges and resource management, with an old-school feel throughout.

You are a seagull in charge of this absurd space:

• Too many seagulls → Eagles will carry them all away

• Too many deranged people → They will all explode

• Total wipeout of seagulls and humans → Game Over

—But wait, you say, didn't I come here for fries?

Exactly. That's the core mechanic: feeding fries to seagulls turns them into humans

Your goal is to walk the tightrope between "too many" and "nothing left" to complete challenges.

The game has unique mechanics. Expect roughly 10 minutes to learn the basics.

As you unlock achievements and gradually master the full cycle, you may circle back to that original question：

Is absurdity the world's essence, or just its surface?

• Hardcore resource management: population count, form transformation, and threshold-based hazards

• Low-altitude flight: chase-camera view, with only yaw and pitch controls (left/right and up/down); not a flight simulator

• Absurdist humour: meme sound effects, over-the-top presentation

• Single-player small-scale 3D action game with escalating challenges

• Achievements deeply tied to understanding game's systems

• Uses free assets licensed for commercial use; see credits for details