SHOOTING CHICKEN BRUTAL SUCKERS Reviews

Go buy Metal Slug instead!

How do you even come up with this shit?

I like this new updated version of the game. I only miss the dash move but a lot of the weapons are way better this time around. The smg actually works in this version also without massively bugging out the game.

Shooting Chicken Brutal Suckers is a curious game that sees us take on an army of the avian friends. It is a 2D run & gun with near non-stop action all the way throughout. As silly as the rubber-looking chickens wobbling towards you look, they are a fast and numerous threat that must be met with what some may consider an overkill amount of firepower. Our character, Makoto Yonekura, knows better. Her default weapon are dual-wielded shotguns and as a waitress, is trained to deliver death. With just the first stage alone, you can expect your kill count to be well into the hundreds and things only get increasingly intense from there. In total, there are five stages to blast your way through. As silly as this game may appear, it is entirely serious in its difficulty. Getting through it will be no simple task, and once you do manage to beat it, a new higher difficulty will be unlocked. There is an upgrade system which will help out struggling players, yet most of the currency will be gained via the Yakitori Combo. Said fabled combo is a three-part process. You must first shoot a white chicken with your shotgun, then set it on fire using a flamethrower, and finally decapitating it with your magnum. This is a massive amount of overkill to slay a single foe, but taking the time to do so will get you currency, a health pick-up, and a massive boost to your score. Scoring in this title is more important than you may assume. This is in large part due to the timer and it being pretty strict on how long you should take to beat a level. Having it reach zero will result in instant death, but by bumping up our score via the Yakitori Combo, we gain precious time for every set amount of overall points scored. We have four weapons to cycle through. Learning their strengths and weakness will be key to withstanding the increasingly deadly horde of chickens. Our ace up our sleeve are the huge number of grenades we have access to. It has a great radius and any basic enemy caught in the resulting blast will be immediately slain. With some of the environments being destructible, wildly flinging them around can prove just as deadly to ourselves. You may accidentally create large death-pits you now need to risk jumping over or cause stalagmites to come loose over your head in a cave. I am reaching the end of Steam's character limit for reviews, so I'll cut straight to the point with this paragraph. Shooting Chicken Brutal Suckers has some faults, yet behind the insanity lies a competently made game. Every stage has new additions and gimmicks that will keep you from getting bored despite being in combat nearly all the time. It possesses responsive controls and a killer high-intensity soundtrack. From the outside looking in, seeing heavy metal blaring as an anime character takes down rubber chickens makes it look like just a novelty game. It's not perfect, yet that could not be further from the truth. This is positively a title to check out if you're a fan of the genre. My full review can be found: [URL=http://www.336gamereviews.com/shooting-chicken-brutal-suckers-review/] Here [/url]