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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: 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.

Main Gameplay Features

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 genre describes this game?

This game is primarily placed in the Casual category.

What technology or framework is used to develop Jumpy! The legacy of a chicken?

The game is built with the WebGL open-source game development platform.

Which age groups are the game appropriate for?

Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors should play this game based on age.

Who is the game best suited for in terms of gender?

The primary audience for this game is Male & Female.

Is there a specific developer for this game?

This game was developed by Illusions Games.

Is there any form of cruelty depicted in the game?

Yes, Jumpy! The legacy of a chicken has instances of cruelty in the gameplay.

Does the game include scenes involving blood?

Yes, blood or gore is present in Jumpy! The legacy of a chicken.

What type of game is identified by these tags?

Phrases summarizing the core features of the game include 1player, baby, chicken, clicker, point-and-click, singleplayer.

Is this game suitable for a younger audience?

No, Jumpy! The legacy of a chicken would not be considered safe for kids to play.