Unlucky Chicken

Kayla.Z / Feb 5, 2025 / Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPG, Simulation, Strategy

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An unlucky chicken fell to the bottom of a ravine and was injured. It can no longer fly smoothly, but now it just wants to go home and hopes you can help it.

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What's new

Game patch 2025/11/10

2025-11-10

1.Added a game mechanics introduction screen, which can be seen upon first entering the game. 2.Fixed the issue where golden skins could not be modified immediately after completing the game. 3.Fixed some areas that could cause the character to get stuck. 4.Fixed several sound effect errors.

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What players say

8 user reviews

100% positive, 8 reviews

Recommended2 hrs played

Challenging two-button arcade game similar to Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy. Help the chicken get back to the coop. The chicken fell into the abyss. You need to lift the chicken to the top of the mountain using two buttons. Press the mouse buttons or the arrow keys (right/left) to flap the right and left chicken's wings. To fly straight up, you need quickly and synchronously to press and release both buttons!...

7 found this helpful, 2025-02-19

Recommended2 hrs played

Unlucky Chicken gently challenges you to guide an injured bird back to its coop atop a canyon by flapping wings via keyboard or mouse. The flight control feels delicate, the obstacles are real, and the fall is deep, seriously. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uftje0RLpwc

9 found this helpful, 2025-09-20

Recommended2 hrs played

Fun game that does not take long to complete and will not spoil your day with difficulty. It belongs to the rage-inducing precision genre, however it is a lot less brutal than similar games. Your mission is to guide the chicken to the summit of the mountain using only two keys, one for each wing. One press equals one flap of the wing, and your chicken will never tire. So if you want to go straight up, you must mash...

5 found this helpful, 2025-02-07