I'm plotting a course for the nearest Space Burger. Saving the world sure works up an appetite. I ease up on the trigger and wipe the sweat from my brow. It's up to you to travel around the galaxy in order to piece together an ancient artifact and (quite literally) save the day.Īs the last intergalactic chicken invaders flee our Solar SystemĪnd lingering feathers still smolder in interplanetary space, In this episode, the chickens have hatched a devious plan to block out sunlight and freeze Earth to death. However, the gameplay can be quite addictive, making this free title worth the shot.Chicken Invaders puts you at the forefront of a battle against invading intergalactic chickens, bent on revenge against the human race for our oppression of Earth chickens. Also, your skills can't significantly improve over its course. The ten waves grow stronger but don't change much. The only real issue with this game is its repetitive nature. Sometimes addictive, sometimes repetitive
The soundtrack can get repetitive, but in its core, it adds to the gameplay. While the visuals are far from cutting-edge, they are quite creative and add a lighthearted effect to the game. The game doesn't let you change any of these. You use arrow keys to move, shift to fire, and control to shoot missiles. Just as the gameplay, the controls are simple to grasp. You'll have to take it out and begin again, but with even more challenging opponents.
The whole sequence repeats itself ten times before you face the boss encounter: a single, massive chicken. The only way to upgrade in this game is through power-ups, so you can change or upgrade your weapon, at least before you lose your next life. When you kill them, they drop a drumstick, which you can collect for power-ups and points. If they hit you with an egg, you lose a life. You can only move your spaceship right and left, and the enemies take up the upper half of your screen. This game takes a simple approach to the gameplay, mimicking vertical arcade shooters such as Turbo Forge and Space Bomber, but with even less flexibility.
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