Chicken Journey

Chicken Journey is a simple, cozy adventure built around the classic question: Which came first, the chicken or the egg? I still don't have the answer, but I had a good time trying to find it. The gameplay is straightforward, with quests that encourage exploration, patience, and perseverance. It's never particularly difficult, and I especially enjoyed all the chickens, birds, and other animals you meet along the way. My biggest criticism was the amount of backtracking. Traveling long distances between objectives sometimes made the pacing feel slower than it needed to. Thankfully, the UI and controls are simple and easy to learn. I also completed the game 100%, and the achievements are very reasonable as long as you explore and play carefully. Overall, I enjoyed Chicken Journey. It's a relaxing game that's worth the price, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a cozy experience they can play at their own pace. It's also perfect if you occasionally wander off to make food or get distracted for a bit.

Super cute little adventure game. Very linear with some nice side quest. The puzzles are fun and not so hard, the story is also fantastic. The game isn't very long, but I highly recommend!

It's such a sweet game! Replayed it today, and it's still fun. Everything is on the light side gameplay-wise, which I like. The game really has sooo much charm. I just bought the soundtrack as a bit of extra support.

This is a short delight with a variety of puzzles and platforming challenges. I enjoyed it immensely.

I'm tentatively leaving a positive review. The 'good' just about outweighs the 'bad'. Positives: - Great pixel art; the outdoor areas in particular are beautifully designed and the animations are cute. - Some nice tracks on the OST which complement the aesthetic. - Learn nature facts! - Lots of checkpoints (maybe a bit too many?) as there is no health bar. But there were a few things that I wasn't keen on... [h1]Puzzles[/h1] A lot of the puzzles felt tedious. In the forest area, there is a Trial of Knowledge which is basically two types of puzzles that repeat with increasing difficulty. One of them is flipping tiles so they're all the same colour (and flipping one tile will flip the ones next to it). Safe to say I'm rubbish at it, so seeing the same puzzle again and again but with a larger board had my soul shrivelling up. There's also a difficult puzzle right at the end of the Frog Temple for some reason, where numerous pillars move up and down. I managed to work it out in the end but it ate a lot of time. I guess I just wasn't expecting these sorts of puzzles in the game. It kinda dragged it down if I'm being honest. [h1]Story/Mechanics[/h1] I think generally the story wa…

I love this game! It's cute and fun and not too complicated. I love everything about it so far. Highly recommended.