Shikun
Shikun is a compact action game with the unmistakable handmade character of independent freeware projects. Its gameplay focuses on direct movement, timing and overcoming enemies or obstacles without burying the player under complicated systems. The simple presentation keeps the action readable and gives the game a retro-inspired personality, while the challenge encourages repeated attempts and learning from mistakes. It is the sort of title that can be understood quickly but still demands concentration once the difficulty starts increasing. Shikun has the charm of a small experimental game created because its developer had an idea that seemed too interesting not to make. For players who enjoy discovering obscure freeware projects, it offers a brief reminder that inventive little games can sometimes be more memorable than much larger productions.
“The aim of Shikun is to catch chickens using 1 of 13 characters, each with their own stats that affect the game type, be it either a strategy or action way of playing. There are 6 worlds, each with their own obstacles stuff. There are 3 difficulty settings, a secret minigame and very secret game mode completely different to the regular way of catching chickens.” - Satan Sam
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