Remember raising them in school? Well, we're that little chick under the heat lamps, confused about why we're standing in sawdust with kids staring down at us. This is an Early Access game, which means it's a little chick growing with every build.
Adventure, Creative and Multiplayer Modes.Craft beds made of chicken parts and farm the land in order to survive and thrive. BUILD ALL THE THINGS!: Build a house! Build a farm! Build a three-headed, five-footed, llama-rantula-pus! With your creatures' help, break apart your surroundings to craft tools and structures.They're better at fighting and cutting down trees than you are, so you'll definitely want them on your side. Do you feed your creature the last of your apples? Or do you cook your creature into a burger to feed yourself!? Too much? OK.Ĭreatures will work better than tools at collecting resources and protecting your homestead. Survival Tactics: You and your creature are starving to death.If a creature is snarling and running at you, then it's probably too late - you're dead. Happy smiles and farts? Your creature loves you for feeding them hamburgers. Sad eyebrows? Your creature might be lonely. Creature Interaction: Creatures have all the feels and they're not afraid to express them.In which case, an egg will pop out of one of them. No two creatures are alike.unless you make them alike. These blocks of intelligent life give your creature unique personalities based on the combinations you make. Unique AI (aka the Special Sauce): You have the power to bring creatures to life by slapping blocks together, in whatever shape, size, or combination you want.With Creative, Adventure, and Multiplayer modes, there is an abomination for everyone. Cook up whatever creatures you want and don't be surprised if your creation has a mind of its own. Bring creatures to life by assembling them from body parts, each packed with its own special sauce. CHKN is an open world sandbox game where life itself is your strongest tool. Behold! The miracle of life packed into cubes.
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