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Super Fowlst, from Thomas K. Young's CatCup Games (the studio behind the original Fowlst), puts you in charge of a chicken diving through the floors of hell. You don't fight with weapons at first — you fight by body-slamming into demons, crushing them on contact while dodging the bullets they fire back at you.
Movement is the whole game: tap one side of the screen and the chicken hops that way while drifting upward, floaty and fast like a faster version of the Flappy Bird flap. Momentum carries you through crowds of enemies, and every demon or crate you smash drops coins. Those coins buy permanent upgrades between runs — more starting health, an egg-bomb attack, a lock-on rocket launcher, a loot magnet, and dozens of cosmetic skins.
Controls
- Click or tap the left side of the screen — hop left
- Click or tap the right side of the screen — hop right
- Each hop also lifts the chicken upward, so tapping steadily is how you climb or hover
Tips
- You start with only three hit points, so treat every red enemy's projectile as something to dodge, not tank.
- Slamming into an enemy is safer than getting near it and waiting — commit to the hop instead of drifting close.
- Spend early coins on a health upgrade before cosmetic skins; surviving longer earns more coins than a new look does.
It's a good pick for anyone who wants short, twitchy platforming sessions with a real sense of momentum, rather than a slow-paced puzzle or exploration game.
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