A frenetic 2D spaceship shooting game
Chicken Invaders III places you in a 2D space ship where you must fight off waves of chicken-related enemies. The graphics are cartoony and the design methods are a little dated, but the game has a frenzied dynamic that may suit old-fashioned arcade fans.
Shoot and dodge as you fight chickens
Chicken Invaders III is a 2D shooter where you are given a spaceship in what looks like Space Invaders game. As you progress, you find new weapons, you collect bonuses, upgrade your weapons, and fight through 120 waves of enemies. The enemies are a variety of chickens, chicken-controlled devices, and/or eggs. The game has you dodging projectiles while you shoot back and try to kill the enemy. It is an arcade game at its core, which is part of the reason why the game is so viciously difficult. You need to invest hours upon hours into completing the game as it demands that you memorize how the enemies attack so that you may dodge projectiles in a set order.
Sadly unimpressive due to its own limitations
Despite the attempts of the developers to keep things interesting, there is only so much you can do with a 2D spaceship shooter. The graphics look okay, but they are primitive to the point of almost looking retro when compared with modern games. If you fall in love with the free demo of this game, then maybe consider buying the full game; otherwise, you should probably give this one a miss.
Chickens. For centuries we have oppressed them, grilling, roasting, stewing, and stuffing them in buns. We should have known the time would come for us to pay.
And it did.
Intergalactic chickens invaded Earth, seeking revenge for the oppression of their earthly brethren. They came out of nowhere, and everywhere.
It was only you who managed to repel the invasion, and saved humanity from an eternity of servitude.
Then, things got serious. The intergalactic chickens assaulted the solar system and tried make sure that every planet was inhabited exclusively by chickens.
Yet again, it was you who took the world’s fate in your ketchup-stained hands and saved the day.
But it isn’t over yet. Once more, it’s time to don your teflon-coated, egg-repulsing helmet and fight for our ancestral right to omelettes.
Only you can make a difference. Will you succeed? Will the future of chicken burgers be secure? Or will you end up as part of the menu in a galactic chicken restaurant?
