Cluck Yegger in Escape From The Planet of The Poultroid

[h1] [b]Survive the night![/b] You're Cluck Yegger - well known space pilot and unfortunately your ship crashed down on some unknown lands... Your mission - repair the ship and protect it from invading mutated chickens. Gameplay consist of checking cameras, doors and activating shield in case of upcoming danger. You can flash lights and use spotlight when in camera mode however it cost 5% of your energy and to be honest I don't find it very useful. Night vision is a must if you want to see anything so you gonna use it often. Game have some nice atmosphere that's for sure and sounds are well made. I feel like some elements in gameplay are unnecessary - for example you not gonna use every camera. Difficulty is not that hard just make sure to listen carefully to any suspicious sounds and shut the doors in time. Jumpscares (you gonna see them a lot) are rather simple. Dialogs are cheesy - it's a mix of comedy and horror but putting chickens aside Cluck Yegger is a decent survival game. If you like FNAF it might be worth checking out! [/h1]

gave me nightmares

Honestly this had some potential, even though it is mostly a joke FNAF parody, and I did chuckle at some of the actual puns in the game, but the gameplay doesn't evolve much because the characters all function, fundamentally, the same way. The gameplay actually regresses because I've found that the cameras are entirely obsolete in later nights because the poltroids are just too fast. With that being said, maybe it's because I grew up playing FNAF, but I found this game so easy to the point of beating it without dying on the normal difficulty. I liked the asthetic of the game taking place during the storm, there's just not much of a story reason for there to be a storm. I find it interesting how the game expands across two locations (the ship and the BFC) but this is just a superficial visual choice and doesn't have much impact on the gameplay. The "Chickzilla" character could have been interesting and maybe give the player a reason to use the cameras and lights more, but as is, made them useless. This game has a lot of potential, but fumbles 2/3 times.

Yes

Fnaf, but with freaky space KFC in it

So, not a fan of this one. Being a FNaF fan, I was excited to see what this clone would be like, especially in 2023... well, enemies like to disappear, the game is extremely hard (this is compared to the hardest fangames, and it's not a "fair" hard compared to some of these), and power runs out so quickly you barely have time to react. And that is not to mention the spotlights being so powerhungry it is insane. I did not enjoy my time with this game, and I do not recommend it, despite the high amount of positive ratings. There are much better games out there, and the developers have already been kickstarted for Spaceventure. If you want to play, I can't stop you. Just note it really does feel like it's older than it should be, even compared to FNaF. It's not a well designed game.