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This plot was conceived almost three years before the game got released. It was also set to release in November 2004 (not long after the release of Island Wars 2).

This game would have been the final one in the series. In it, the Hero would go on a journey across the Milky Way to the Chickens' home planet.

The original plot of the game was way different from that of the final one.

This episode also has a rather awful port for J2ME/Symbian/Bada, which was made in 2010.

Gamehouse Version - resembles the original Chicken Invaders. Yahoo Version - resembles the mobile versions (+Windows 8) You can also get it on Steam here, for $5. You can buy the game through the InterAction studios website here, for €11.25. Over 15 minutes of original orchestral soundtrack.Multiplayer - play on the same computer, over your LAN, or on the internet.Internet high score tables - compare yourself with people from all over the world!.Acquire 13 medals - advance your chicken-hunting career.

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Upgrade weapons through 11 power levels - and a supercharged 12th!.

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Discover 6 awesome weapons - plus a secret one!.

Fight through 120 waves of invading chickens.

Journey to 12 star systems - it's a regular trek across the galaxy (.a star trek?).

Our hero is then left to rest in his laurels, until his Earth-saving abilities are needed again. He is then congratulated by the narrator, and goes back to the Space Burger to order his meal. He destroys the yolk's shell, and the Yolk attempts to retreat, but the hero is in hot pursuit, and annihilates the Yolk. Our hero barely makes it in time and begins attacking the Yolk-Star. On his journey, he has to fight through hordes of different enemies and bosses, including Chickens, their machines, Asteroid storms and ultra-celeritas comets.īy the time he gets home, the Yolk-Star™ is finished and ready to begin its assault on Earth. The Hero then arrives at the other end of the Milky Way (100,000 light years from the Solar System, to be exact) and battles his way back home. Luckily, he managed to defend himself, but he also got accidentally pushed into a Black Hole, which sucked him in. In retaliation, it attempts to fry the Hero to a crisp with its lasers. The Hero easily destroys it, and then taunts the Yolk-Star™. This egg, known as the The Yolk-Star™, sends out a simple Big Chicken. When he arrives there, he finds a giant egg currently under construction. As he's about to finish his order, he notices something twinkling behind the sun. The game starts with our Hero heading to the local Space Burger store, famished as usual. Will you succeed? Will the future of chicken burgers be secure? Or will you end up as part of the menu in a galactic chicken restaurant? Plot

Once more, it's time to don your non-stick egg-repulsing helmet and fight for our ancestral right to omelettes. Yet again, it was you who took the world's fate in your ketchup-stained hands and saved the day.īut it isn't over yet. The intergalactic chickens assaulted the solar system and tried make sure that every planet was inhabited exclusively by chickens. It was only you who managed to repel the invasion, and saved humanity from an eternity of servitude. They came out of nowhere, and everywhere. Intergalactic chickens invaded Earth, seeking revenge for the oppression of their earthly brethren. We should have known the time would come for us to pay.

For centuries we have oppressed them, grilling, roasting, stewing, and stuffing them in buns. The predecessor of Revenge of the Yolk is The Next Wave, and the sequel is Ultimate Omelette.Ĭhickens. The plot and the cutscenes are now much more complex, waves and enemies are more diverse, and a lot of new game mechanics were added, including Unlockables, Safe zones, Danger zones and Overheat. This game was again a huge improvement from the previous one. Chicken Invaders: Revenge of the Yolk is the third episode in the Chicken Invaders franchise, released on November 11th, 2006.

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