Release Date: October 31, 2005
The Mad Chicken in the Jungle is the first installment of the feathered hero's adventures in the Moorhuhn Jump'n Run subcycle. The title was produced by the German company Phenomedia. The player's task is to help the Mad Chicken find the legendary Mayan treasure. The game is based on classic 2D platformer elements.
The Mad Chicken in the Jungle is Phenomedia's attempt to expand the Moorhuhn brand with another genre - 2D platformers. The game started with the Moorhuhn Jump'n Run subcycle (also known as Moorhuhn Schatzjager).
The plot of the game focuses on the search for the legendary Mayan treasure - the holy talisman Dingsd. The trail leads to an ancient temple located deep in the jungle of the ancient temple. The mad Chicken sets off on a dangerous expedition during which he has to overcome numerous obstacles, avoid dangerous traps, and face wild animals, natives and aliens.
According to the genre convention, the game is based on elements typical for classic 2D platformers. In order to steer the main hero's actions, the player must jump between platforms, avoid traps and fight numerous enemies. The creators prepared a total of 21 boards in several thematically diversified locations.
The production was created with the casual market in mind. As a result, the control system has been simplified as much as possible, and the level of difficulty is relatively low. Above all, players are required to be skilful and have a good sense of time.
Visually, the Mad Chicken in the Jungle presents a level similar to previous Moorhuhn games. Two-dimensional graphics are characterized by eye-catching, vivid colors. The creators also took care of a large number of humorous accents that appear during the game.
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Platforms:
PC Windows
Developer: Phenomedia
Publisher: Phenomedia
Age restrictions: none
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System Requirements for Moorhuhn Schatzjager Video Game:
PC / Windows
Recommended System Requirements:
Pentium IV 1.2 GHz, 128 MB RAM, graphic card 32 MB RAM, Windows 98/XP/Vista/7.
