Chickens
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"If you ever complained over meaningless violence on the TV, now is the time start again. The violence in chickens is truly meaningless. The poor innocent chickens run on to the screen and can't escape. All you have to do is throw (an unlimited amount) of bombs at them and watch them get teard apart."
Martin Magnusson had told his game with these words. After 1 Ton weight and tiny men this time you use bombs to kill chickens! You grab and release bombs by mouse. Coded in Borland C++ and the graphics was drawn in Deluxe Paint II Enhanced.. Followed by a sequel from the same author. Freeware.
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Animal cruelty
An note about the game, told by its author Martin Magnusson (taken from the readme file of Chickens 2):
When I released the first chickens game, some people said that the game was cruel and that the whole idea of blowing up chickens were bad. Therefore I've added this note:
Absolutley NO chickens were harmed in the production of this game!
I do not wish to hurt or create uncomfort for any chickens.
The chickens in this game are NOT REAL and have no feelings whatsoever.
Ok, now you can blow up those virtual chickens without getting a bad conscience.
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Game added by Accatone.
Additional contributors: Patrick Bregger.
Game added March 22, 2000. Last modified February 27, 2023.