Chicken review · Updated 1 August 2026
Betacom, S.A. (GR)
Chicken Invaders 4
A larger comic space-shooter sequel that escalates the enemy spectacle while preserving the approachable dodge-and-fire foundation of the series.
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The short read
Chicken Invaders 4 begins with a planet-sized egg cannon and treats that ridiculous threat as permission to keep escalating. The play remains recognisable to series fans: steer through dense formations, avoid projectiles and build firepower from pickups. The sequel’s value lies in fresh stage ideas and more elaborate hazards rather than a reinvention of the arcade formula.
01
Bigger set pieces
The oversized egg-cannon premise is reflected in stages that aim for spectacle. Enemy arrangements, environmental hazards and bosses keep changing the shape of the safe space around the player.
02
Easy to read, harder to hold
Basic movement and firing are immediately understandable, but crowded waves demand controlled positioning. Chasing every pickup can be risky when a narrow gap is the better route.
03
A sequel for arcade players
The game extends the same comic shooter identity instead of replacing it with management or role-playing systems. That consistency is a strength for score chasers and a limitation for players seeking a very different sequel.
Good fit if
- You want more elaborate stages in a familiar arcade format.
- You enjoy screen-filling comic sci-fi action.
Consider this
- It deliberately stays close to the series formula.
- Dense projectile patterns can become demanding.