Description

Fireegg turns a scrappy barnyard bird into a whirling turret that chews through barricades, crates, and circling hazards while you tune rate of fire, damage, and orbit speed to match the stage’s gauntlet, and the joy comes from balancing upgrades so your hen feels smooth, strong, and always on the edge of control; movement is direct—drag to steer the chicken along lanes or arenas, tap to fire in bursts, hold to spool a rotating barrage, and swipe to switch between forward shots, circular orbit shots, or a spiral pattern that excels against swarms—while obstacles range from simple wooden blocks to armored gears that only crack when hit from glowing weak sides; coins earned in runs fund meaningful upgrades: a furnace boosts firing cadence, hardened shells add survivability against glancing hits, ricochet tips bounce shots off walls to hit rear shields, and orbit multipliers increase the number of pellets in your circular pattern; smart strategy starts with target priority—destroy spawners first because ignoring them creates unmanageable traffic—then shift damage to armored enemies during their brief weak-angle windows; keep distance so moving hazards don’t body-check you while you line up shots, and use spiral mode to clear clutter before swapping back to forward fire for precise weak points; don’t overspend on one stat—rate without damage feels like confetti, damage without rate misses windows—so climb both in tandem, adding a small orbit upgrade after you unlock ricochet to clear corners while you focus on threats; when the field squeezes, pop the temporary “overdrive” only once a lane opens so the bonus time is spent hitting targets, not backing away; if a boss spins shields clockwise, mirror its motion and lead shots a hair ahead of gaps, or park at midrange and let orbit fire clip the gap every cycle while you keep forward aim on the core; comfort features include screen shake sliders, color-independent hit glows, and a compact HUD that shows cooldowns around the chicken rather than at the corners; why it’s enjoyable is simple: every cleared wave is noisy, silly, and surprisingly tactical, and tuning your build until a spiraling volley shreds a tight cluster right as a gear exposes its weak side feels like mastering chaos one satisfying crack at a time.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play