Bomb Chicken 12+

Name: Bomb Chicken
Price: 4.99 USD
Rating: 4.3 (63 reviews)
Author: Nitrome

Explosive retro platformer

Nitrome

Designed for iPad

- 4.3 • 63 Ratings

- $4.99

Description

After a freak accident, a seemingly ordinary chicken becomes a bomb laying free range hero. Explore the versatile mechanic of laying bombs in this explosive exploration platformer.

Discover the darkest kept secret of the fast food giant known as BFC, their best selling addictive blue hot sauce, and answer the ultimate question: Which came first the chicken or the bomb?

Game Features:

- Lay stacks of explosives to reach impossibly high places.
- Kick Bombs to take out staff and deadly native wildlife.
- Bounce your bombs through impassable areas and even around corners!
- Use your bombs as a handy weight.
- Create a barricade and shield enemy attacks.
- Dig and destroy to uncover secret areas.
- Set things on fire and watch them BURN!

4.3 out of 5

63 Ratings

The games great but…

The games perfect it’s my favorite game but the controls sometimes don’t work and the first boss was really hard other than that the games flawless also the last boss was very hard you should add a revive button when you die and add more levels like bfc creates a new restaurant called like for example “chicksalsa” or something

There’s no flaws!

This is so far my favorite game in my iPad. This platformer has no flaws! The art style is amazing and is very fun. The game is hard, unique and fun. I play this game with my Xbox controller to play this game because it’s more easy and fun. It’s also nice that you have to double check the stages for any missing gems. I recommend others buying this game, trust me this game is worth every penny.

Perfection but for the lack of sound

First off, this is a top notch Nitrome made game, as usual. I used to play their flash games in my browser many years ago and the move to mobile hasn’t damaged their quality.

Anyway, it’s great and fun but the sound doesn’t work for me. I assume it’s a bug, but I’d love to hear the sound effects.

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