Sobaka Studio reveals Chicken Chicken, a new casual party game coming to mobile and consoles

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Story Highlights

  • Chicken Chicken is a chaotic party game for up to 16 players, making it perfect for big gatherings.
  • The game offers a vibrant, chaotic wasteland, a wide variety of mini-games, solid visuals, and more.
  • You can try the PC demo while waiting for the mobile release, featuring three fun mini-games to play.

Sobaka Studio, known for games like KIBORG and Redeemer, is creating a new, fun party game called Chicken Chicken. It’s being developed for both mobile devices and consoles, and a demo is available to play on PC now. The official release date hasn’t been announced yet.

Brawl, race, and survive the madness in a world ruled by chaotic chickens

Chicken Chicken is a funny party game for 2 to 16 players where you compete in a world taken over by chickens! The goal is to win a bunch of quick, crazy mini-games – think racing, fighting, and simply trying to survive.

Chicken Chicken – new game from Sobaka Studio.
Demo will be released tomorrow!
via @YouTube

— Sobaka Studio (@SobakaStudio) November 5, 2025

I never imagined I’d be competing as a rooster, but here I am, and I’m actually excited! The concept of sixteen crazy, feathered fighters battling in a junkyard sounds like a blast, even if it’s total chaos. Plus, the game world seems full of funny details, interesting characters, and a lot of angry birds.

Players can team up or compete for chaotic fun, and look forward to even more mini-games

One of the best things about this game is how replayable it is. With lots of different mini-games and the unpredictable nature of other players, every time you play will be unique. Plus, many mini-games, like Swamp, require teamwork – you’ll need to cooperate with others to succeed, for example, by working with your team to cast as many flies as possible.

The game features a bunch of imaginative and enjoyable mini-games. One example is a racing game inspired by ‘Cars,’ where you collect seed bags and deliver them to a giant chicken against the clock. Another is ‘Climbing Up,’ which challenges you to scale a collapsing mountain while dodging cannonballs. The developers plan to add even more mini-games in 2026.

The mobile game Chicken Chicken is still being developed, and we don’t have a release date to share just yet. Check back for future announcements!

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2025-11-07 13:41