Squawky
A mascot horror game where a rubber chicken is your flashlight. Enhance it with strange energies to progress, survive twisted enemies, and whatever you do, don’t let Squawky catch you.
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11 itemsAbout the Game
A mascot horror game where a rubber chicken is your flashlight. Enhance it with strange energies to progress, survive twisted enemies, and whatever you do, don’t let Squawky catch you.
ANNA (Player Character)
You’re a 9-year-old child who gets lost in a cornfield and ends up at the residence of the owners of Sunshine Farm.
SUNSHINE FARMS
Sunshine Farms is going out of business. They were known for hosting pumpkin patch events, growing corn, and manufacturing rubber Squawky chicken toys. They also created the "Squawk-O-Matic" machine, which can modify your rubber chicken toy by adding various energies such as light, fire, water, electricity, and earth.
SQUAWKY
Squawky is a lab experiment gone wrong. Its creators took advantage of the failed experiment and began profiting from people's curiosity to see Squawky. As a result, Squawky became increasingly hostile toward people and ultimately caused Sunshine Farms to go bankrupt. DON’T GET CAUGHT BY SQUAWKY.
RUBBER CHICKEN TOY
Your rubber chicken lights up when squeezed.
Modify your rubber chicken with different energies by using the "Squawk-O-Matic" machine.
