Chicken Run Story

After launching, the player is presented with a coin balance and the option to start the game. Each game costs 50 coins, but if the balance drops below 100, a bonus is automatically added to ensure a return to the game.

In the center of the screen is a stone ring with a glowing ember orbiting inside it. Controls are based on holding the screen: the longer you press, the further the ember moves from the center; release, and it returns closer to the center. Seemingly simple controls quickly become a true test of reaction and precision.

As the game progresses, updrafts appear, dramatically accelerating movement. You must react instantly and keep the ember under control, as each contact with the ring's wall takes a life. An additional challenge comes from coins and bombs: coins must be collected and bombs avoided. Three lives allow for mistakes, but it becomes increasingly difficult to hold on for long.

Ten perfect spins in a row restore one life, but no more than three. As your score increases, the number of spins increases, and reaction time becomes increasingly shorter. The goal is simple: survive as long as possible, score the maximum points, and collect coins.

You can turn sound, vibration, and notifications on and off in the settings. For beginners, there's a tutorial screen with a visual explanation of the mechanics.