Stealth action game launches Steam page.
September 26, 2024
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TP-Y :
Indie developer TP-Y announced on September 25, 2024, the release of "Chickeat Catch," a stealth capture action game where players catch chickens to pay off their loans, along with the launch of its Steam store page.
The game is aiming for a release later in 2024.
[Game Overview]
Chickeat Catch is a third-person stealth capture action game where players catch and ship off chickens, known as Chickeats, to repay a massive loan.
The protagonist, Niwa, is burdened with debt due to her family’s failures. You’ll take control of her and help capture Chickeats to pay off the debt!
[Key Features]
Sneak Up and Capture Mercilessly from Behind!
Chickeats are skittish, and once they spot the player, they’ll run away. Sneak up from behind and capture them mercilessly!
Some Chickeats are slower runners, so you can chase and catch them for a satisfying experience.
Ship Them to Repay Your Debt!
Captured Chickeats can be shipped at the farm. Shipping them earns you money, and the game’s goal is to repay the loan using the earnings.
Though Chickeats will be shipped off with sad faces, there’s no room for mercy when it comes to debt repayment.
Catch All 25 Types of Chickeats!
There are 25 types of Chickeats in total, each varying in their alertness, speed, and sell value.
Rare Chickeats with low spawn rates can also be found, offering an exciting element of exploration.
Game Title: Chickeat Catch
Genre: Stealth Capture Action Game
Publisher: TP-Y
Platform: Steam
Price: $9.99 (tax included, tentative)
Supported Hardware: PC (Windows 10/11, Mac OS)
Store Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3216300/
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLXB4tGQRtU
Official Social Media: https://x.com/tpy_game
For inquiries or questions about this release or the game, please contact us at [email protected].
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