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Chicken Up

Climb. Fall. Scream. Repeat. All for a chicken that couldn’t care less.

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November 2, 2025
273 days ago
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About the Game

Chicken Up is a difficult, no, very difficult, game where a farmer, who wishes to remain anonymous, sets out on a journey to rescue his favorite chicken. Again.

Armed only with his beloved pitchfork, He climbs a world so badly designed it must be on purpose, driven by love, pride, and questionable life choices.

This game is inspired by a true story.
Or I think it is. Maybe you could check that for me?

  • How to play:

    • Throw your fork.

    • Jump on it.

    • Repeat.

That’s pretty much all you’re going to do.

Oh, and you can slow down time.
Totally normal farmer stuff. But I thought the city folks should know.

Also:

  • Uncover the truth about this world. Or something like that, I never made it that far.

  • But there is definitely a chicken at the top. Probably.

A game made for a very specific kind of person.
To test them.
To humble them.
And to remind them what really matters: poultry.