Chicken Revolt vs FALL

An unexpected rebellion has been reported in a chicken laboratory somewhere. Your job is to stop these idiot jumping chickens from escaping. Use, collect and combine your weapons wisely to eliminate the rush, reveal secret levels and survive. Talking Chicken Friend's first iOS game presents a classic pixel art look with beautiful lights and dynamic terrain which you gonna paint with blood. Guaranteed: - tens of thousands of chickens - lot of blood - unique defense gameplay - awesome minutes while you play it on the toilet Discover the possibilities, kill as many chickens as you can and reach high score!

FALL is a one-handed, portrait dig-and-survive roguelite. Leave your camp on the surface, collect ore, upgrade your gear and go a little deeper on every run. Note: the in-game text is currently in Turkish. MAKE NOISE AND THEY WAKE UP Digging, shooting and dynamite all make noise. The mine stirs, then wakes, then rages. Fill the meter and the boss of that depth rises. Staying quiet is a strategy too. 30 BIOMES, MORE THAN 1000 METERS DEEP From the Soil Layer down to Point Zero, every biome has its own rock, creatures and hazards: ice caves, crystal beds, a mercury sea, a mushroom chasm, a glass cathedral, a silent sea and more. The biome order changes every run. GIANT BOSSES Each boss has five skills of its own and a second rage phase. DIG TOGETHER Take a friend down the same mine. Use Quick Match to find a waiting miner, or open a room and send your friend the 4-letter room code to enter under Join Room. Two miners, one goal and 1.5x permanent rewards. BUILD YOUR GEAR - 12 pickaxe tiers and 8 pickaxe types - 8 weapons, from the blaster to the rocket launcher - Mods, relics and level-up cards make every run a different build - Tools such as dynamite, sonar, healing totems and drill rigs AND MORE - Destroy nests, raise beacons, ride the elevator between biomes - Chests, contracts, a daily mine and difficulty tiers - Permanent camp upgrades and legendary relics No account, no ads, no data collection. Single-player works offline; Dig Together needs an internet connection.