Quote from: Dicbac on Today at 10:01:44 AM

What the impression you all have of the new chicken original game?

The way i see it, companies at the forefront of their industry need to try a bit harder than bare-minimum when it comes to game design, pushing boundaries and seeing what is possible. They've got the resources to do it, so it is a bit of a shame to see them not utilize much of their expertise and bank to develop more unique games. That is just my opinion, though. It could very well be a better move for both them and us users to rely on smaller studios to do the heavy lifting, who knows?

I haven't been a fan of a new originals game since probably darts, and the only one I play regularly that has released after darts is packs, just to try get those last few damn cards.

I'd have been more understanding of a new game being announced that wasn't at all unique, but it was at least unique to stake. But, unless im missing something, chicken and pump are effectively the same game at the core, so much so that it wouldnt surprise me if they shared a substantial amount of code with one another. Though im not a developer by any means, just a logical thought.

What you guys think?

There's really no difference in the gameplay between Roobet's original game Mission Uncrossable and Stake original game Chicken.
The only difference is in the graphics and the maximum multiplier. On Stake orignal game Chicken, the highest multiplier is 181,061×, while on Roobet’s Mission Uncrossable is up to 3,100,000×.

I'm not sure if Roobet was the first to launch this kind of gameplay overall, but that's where I first discovered it.

As of now I only tried the demo on Stake Chicken and it was quite good, but if I compare it to Roobet's Mission Uncrossable I’d still go with Roobet because of the much higher max multiplier you can win.