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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.

Game Instructions for Jumpy! The legacy of a chicken

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.

Game's Key Aspects

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!

Which programming language or technology stack powers the development of this game?

The developer chose WebGL for this project.

Which development studio should be credited with creating this game?

The developer credited with the development of this game is Illusions Games.

What characteristics are highlighted in the game’s tags?

The primary tags that apply to this game are 1player, baby, chicken, clicker, point-and-click, singleplayer.

Is this game meant for males, females, or both?

This game is designed for Male & Female.

Are there blood effects or depictions in the game?

Yes, there is blood in the gameplay or visuals of Jumpy! The legacy of a chicken.

What is the primary classification for this game?

Based on its category, this game is a Casual.

Is this game meant for kids to play?

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

For which age group is this game most suitable?

The recommended age groups to play this game are Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors.

Is there any cruel conduct present in the game?

Yes, Jumpy! The legacy of a chicken involves acts of cruelty.