Cluckopia ✓

[image] This is the home screen of my game, except it is not a menu. You built it. Cluckopia. You are a white rooster. You place the walls, the door, the stove, the ugly bed with the bow. Then the hens start walking through it like they pay rent. I see a lot of indie games that are

[text] Every game gives you a move for combat and then you use it to get to the shop faster. Dash. Roll. Sprint. The sword attack that also launches you over a fence. Nobody reads the tutorial and thinks “I will save this for bosses.” You learn it, you like how it feels, and suddenly

[text] I told a friend I was making a game where you play as a rooster and he laughed for a full minute. Fair. Then I showed him the part where you place a door on a house you built yourself and the hens start using it like it was always there. He got quiet. That is the whole game,

[image] Cluckopia is a game where you play as a rooster. You wash up on a blocky island, build a house by hand, plant corn, talk to hens, and go looking for your sister. That is the pitch. It sounds small on purpose. Then the island drops you underwater and you are still that same

[image] This is Cluckopia. You play as a white rooster on a blocky island. You build a house with real walls and a door. You plant corn. You cook with hens who have names. Then the day turns and you are in a desert punching rocks that grew legs. That last part is the screenshot. Combo

[image] This is Cluckopia. You play a white rooster. You build a house, plant corn, talk to hens. Then midnight hits and this guy is the problem. His name is Midnight Scarecrow King. He only shows up at 00:00. Pumpkin head, stupid hat, way too tall. You are still the same bird from