Slingshot Chicken
A slingshot physics game where a fearless chicken knocks down unstable towers full of pigs.
Slingshot Chicken loads a fearless chicken into a slingshot and points it at a tower that is barely standing. The structures are unstable and full of pigs, and the job is to clear every pig before your shots run out. Each launch is a question of aim, and a good one sends the whole stack tumbling.
Explosives add a second layer. TNT in the towers can set off chain reactions, so a well-chosen hit does far more damage than its own impact. Part of reading a level is spotting where a single blast would bring down the most material, and where the structure is already weak enough to collapse after a gentle nudge.
The game promises infinite levels and challenges that keep evolving, so no two runs play out the same way. That makes it more of a score-chasing physics toy than a fixed campaign with a final stage. The tags list ragdoll physics, which fits the slapstick tone of a chicken used as ammunition.
Controls
Drag back with the mouse or a finger to aim, then release to launch.
How to Play
- Pull back the slingshot to aim the chicken at the tower.
- Release to launch and watch how the structure reacts.
- Aim for TNT to set off chain reactions.
- Clear every pig before you run out of shots.
Tips & Tricks
Look for the weakest support before your first shot. Taking out the base of a tower usually costs fewer chickens than hitting the top.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you finish a level in Slingshot Chicken?
Clear every pig from the towers before your shots run out.
Does the game come to an end?
The description promises infinite levels, with challenges that keep changing so that no two runs are the same.
