Mr Eighth Scream - Don't stop

By: 肖斌杨

Trivia

Features & Capabilities

Mr Eighth Scream - Don't Stop is a sound-controlled 2D action game where you guide a chicken using voice commands. Speak softly to walk, scream to jump, and switch between Endless, Eighth level, Runner, and Flappy stages for chaotic, addictive play.

Perfect for quick sessions, this Chrome extension turns vocal cues into fast-paced action with goofy humor and simple rules that are easy to pick up and keep playing.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

肖斌杨

Rating:

4.80

(4) 0.40

Version:

1.1 Last updated: 2017-09-06

Version code:

841766845

Creation date:

2017-05-22

Compatible devices:

Size:

33.06MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-13

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 42,549 ▲ 103,529

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Developed by:

肖斌杨

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/mr-eighth-scream-dont-stop/id1232125219

User Reviews

Overall, reviews describe Mr Eighth Scream as a fun, humorous, and addictive casual game with punchy visuals and a scream-based gimmick that many players enjoy. The lighthearted tone and quick, shareable moments suit casual play and family time. A repeated concern is progression gating—needing to rate or perform tasks to advance—which can be frustrating and slow progression. Despite that, players highlight the game's entertainment value and its engaging, scream-driven mechanic as the core draw.

Pros

Fun and addictive gameplay that many reviewers enjoy
Distinctive screaming mechanic that adds humor and engagement
Generally positive vibes with humor and casual, easy-to-pick-up play
Appealing visuals and graphics noted by players

Cons

Progression gating requiring players to rate or complete actions to advance, which can be frustrating
Gating to move on is mentioned by multiple users, suggesting potential friction for progression