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Jumpy! The legacy of a chicken

A little nervous chicken, which has been affected by hormones, is ready to escape.

Use your special abilities to escape from the slaughterhouse, jump on the walls, avoiding electric sparks.

Play Jumpy! The legacy of a chicken with These Easy Instructions

Keep your finger on the screen (left mouse button) to jump higher, but beware of electric current.
When the chicken comes into contact with an electric current, the game ends.

What Makes It Fun

The game is suitable for players of any age and gender. The main goal of the game is to gain maximum height and not get hit by electric current!

Does this game use a particular game engine for rendering and physics?

The game was developed using the WebGL game development tool.

Which company or individual is responsible for developing this game?

The company behind this game’s creation is Illusions Games.

Under which category is this game classified?

The primary category this game belongs to is Casual.

What tags best describe this game?

The kind of gameplay experience indicated by the tags is: 1player, baby, chicken, clicker, point-and-click, singleplayer.

Does the game avoid showcasing any kind of cruelty?

Yes, cruelty is a part of Jumpy! The legacy of a chicken's gameplay.

What gender demographic is this game targeted at?

The game is designed for a specific gender identity: Male & Female.

Are there blood-related elements in the game?

Yes, Jumpy! The legacy of a chicken gameplay involves bloody scenes or content.

Would this game be suitable for kids?

No, Jumpy! The legacy of a chicken is not safe for kids.

Who is the target audience for this game based on age?

This game is meant for players aged Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors.