Cannibal Chickens

Cannibal Chickens is a frontrunner for one of the absolute worst games on Steam, and with a catalogue of over 50,000 games, of which I've played and reviewed over 9,000 (so I'm pretty sure I've seen most of the worst), this is a truly incredible achievement. This was supposed to be a console-esque ripoff of Super Smash Bros, a 2D arena platform brawler, except with badly drawn MS-paint chickens. However, the game basically doesn't work... I hit every single key on my keyboard several times trying to navigate the menu and I couldn't trigger any activation of the game, but the menu itself is a nightmare anyway, and the screenshots, which I'm forced to judge the game by, don't do it any favours. From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. The artwork here is terrible, it's some of the most amateurish MS-Paint style drawings I've ever hurt my eyes on. It's unclear if this is due to lack of budget to arrange someone who can do graphics properly, or lack of talent, regardless, the overall visual quality of the game is extremely low as a result of these decisions. There's no options to change the resolution…

Cannibal Chickens, developed and published by DIG Games, is a quirky indie party game built around chaotic multiplayer competition and a deliberately absurd premise. The game takes place on the strange island of So-fee, where a group of immortal chickens engage in a bizarre survival contest that involves swallowing each other whole. While the concept might sound dark at first glance, the presentation is entirely comedic and cartoonish, turning the idea into slapstick-style humor rather than anything unsettling. The result is a fast-paced multiplayer experience designed primarily for casual sessions with friends rather than long single-player adventures. The gameplay revolves around a simple but chaotic objective: eat the other chickens before they eat you. Players control colorful chickens in small arenas filled with platforms and obstacles, moving quickly around the map in pursuit of opponents. When a player successfully catches another chicken, they swallow them in a single gulp. The defeated player then respawns moments later at a nest somewhere on the map, ready to jump back into the action. This instant respawn system keeps the pace of matches extremely fast, ensuring that no…

4 minutes wasted to figure how to use the button 👍. The option didnt have volume, graphics, display, etc settings. And 1 minutes wasted to figure how to add the bot with the most fked up button