Bắn Gà: Space Chicken Arcade

The alien chickens have taken half the galaxy. There are a lot of them, they are loud, and they are dropping eggs on your head. You have one ship, one finger, and an evening to spare.

ONE FINGER IS ENOUGH
Touch anywhere and drag — your ship flies just above your fingertip, so your hand never covers it. The guns fire by themselves; all you do is weave. Three seconds to understand, a great deal longer to get good at.

SHOOTING THAT FEELS GOOD
Hit a chicken and it flashes white. Kill one and it bursts into a shower of feathers that spin and drift down. Armoured chickens go down hard enough to shake the screen. Every shot has a sound, a kick and a reaction — that feel is the thing we tuned the longest.

15 STAGES, 3 CHICKEN LORDS
Formations that slide in and sway, divers cutting across the field, spirals blooming out of the centre, walls of eggs with a gap that keeps moving, meteors to rest your trigger finger, and golden-egg rounds as a reward. The chicken lords are waiting on stage 5, stage 10 and stage 15 — multiple phases, a segmented health bar, every attack telegraphed, and not one pattern you cannot dodge.

5 WEAPONS, 10 LEVELS EACH
Ion, Scatter, Laser, Missile, Shockwave. Grab a matching power-up to level up; grab a different one to switch weapons while keeping your level — you are never sent back to square one. By level 10 you can tell at a glance.

THREE DIFFICULTIES, EACH FOR SOMEONE REAL
• Easy — never played one of these before? 5 lives, no aimed shots, and the bottom half of the screen is completely safe.
• Medium — arcade standard. Rough enough that clearing a stage still feels worth celebrating.
• Hard — aimed shots, layered patterns, and no continues at all. Still 100% dodgeable, if your hands are quick enough.

THREE THINGS YOU WILL ONLY FIND HERE

CONVERGE — holding still is aiming
Keep your finger still for a beat: your shots pull together into a single spear, damage jumps, and that tiny hitbox dot lights up so you can see how thin you really are. Twitch and the spread comes straight back. No extra button — just slip into a gap, hold still, and punish the boss.

CHICKEN FIRE — the closer, the richer
Bullets that graze past you without hitting charge the Chicken Fire meter. Fill it and Overdrive kicks in: double damage, every golden egg on screen flies to you, and your ship burns with an aura. You can still die as easily as ever — this rewards players who dive into danger on purpose, and forgives nothing.

HATCHING EGGS — watch your back
An egg you do not shoot down settles at the bottom of the screen, blinking, cracking, and then hatches into a chick that flies back up looking for you. Suddenly the screen has two ends to watch. (Easy turns this off entirely — newcomers can keep their eyes up top.)

BADGES TO COLLECT
Each wave scores up to 3 badges: Clean (never got hit), Sharpshooter (accurate enough), Blitz (cleared fast enough). Take every badge on a stage at Hard difficulty and you unlock a bullet-trail skin for it — purely cosmetic, no power attached, because a reward should never be an advantage.

GENUINELY OFFLINE, NOT "WORKS OFFLINE TOO"
The game asks for exactly one permission: vibrate. It has no internet permission at all — meaning that even if it wanted to, this app could not send anything anywhere.
• No ads. No in-app purchases.
• No account, no sign-in, nothing asking for your phone number.
• No data collection, no tracking, no analytics.
• Your high scores and settings live on your device, and only there.
• About 25 MB to download. Plays on a plane, in a lift, out where there is no signal.

Every piece of art and audio in the game was made by the project itself.

Your ship is ready. The chickens have nowhere to fly.