Chicken Game

本以为又是一款Made in NK的“类完蛋”之作，没想到是一款采用了韩国综艺节目风格的恋爱模拟影视交互游戏。 其名为鸡游，Chicken Games，当然准确一些是“炸鸡配送员偶遇前往录制恋爱模拟、寻得真爱的配对综艺节目的小姐姐，阴差阳错地也加入了节目组并寻得真爱，获得10亿韩元奖金，走向人生巅峰的游戏”。由Lee Dae Young制作，由Dolphin Media发行，这应该不会是个人独立制作的吧，反而发行商是一个媒体工作室，才更像是一个制作方，或许这个制作人是制片人、出品人的意思？ 本作是只有韩语对话的，毕竟是韩国综艺节目，也没有进行其它语言的额外配音（配音对嘴型的工作还是比较大的），不过有中文的对话字幕，并不影响对剧情的理解，只是场景中其它韩文就没有额外的翻译了，问就是靠猜！ 理论上来讲，它并非是真正的综艺，而是一部参考着综艺风格来拍摄的影视作品。选角方面只能算是普通，3男4女颜值都还好。 最初出镜的炸鸡配送员在这场综艺里，扮演的就是娱乐圈外的素人形象，颇有一种《变形记》的风格，让素人来体验一把配对的游戏。在剪辑上，会插入一些采访镜头，用角色自述感受的方式来让观众体会这段情节的情绪。只能说，这家媒体工作室对于综艺节目录制是有基础的！ 角色们的对话都是在现场收音的，但收音设备并没有排好场，于是就有了一些角色说话都要爆麦了，而对面的角色说话声音有点小的情况。而这是通过多机位不断切换镜头的拍摄，之所以没有出现双声道方向不同的情况，也是说明了后期对声音调试是真的尽力了。 正是由于这是有剧本的影视拍摄，而非真正的综艺。因此在情感培养上，主角就有着光环，可以超级起步，4位女角色都对男主有好感！但同时也容易被男方阵营孤立，提升了游戏的节奏与剧情方向。 由于有4条感情培养路线和全程多个游戏环节，那么游戏的结局也是非常多的。但游戏并没有设置“剧情路线”，甚至没有可视可选的存档，因此每次游玩都只能单剧情体验，重复度会比较高。这是游戏设计上的问题所在，对此也导致了我对游戏整体上比较不太满意。 [table][td][b]欢迎关注我们 [/b][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/10591434/]突突突发糖辣！[/url] [/td][/table]

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This is the second game I’ve played on Steam. It’s my first time buying it myself, and it was a great choice! I’m amazed at how much content there is. It’s going to take quite a while to experience all the stories. I couldn’t skip the first playthrough, but skipping was available from the second playthrough onward. The game has some hilarious moments just when you start to get bored, which is a nice touch. There are occasional sound issues, but as long as you keep an eye on the subtitles, it doesn’t affect the gameplay. I hope to see more games in this genre released in the future.

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有一种看网飞的感觉，制作十分精良，本作巧妙融合了综艺节目的精髓，从演员间的私密交谈与密谋，到镜头在局部特写与全景之间的灵活切换；从经典的男女互动游戏，到频繁穿插的演员幕后采访，再到韩式特有的幽默桥段，无一不增强了节目的娱乐性与观赏性，仿佛置身于一场笑料不断的综艺盛宴。 有一说一，结局太多了，游戏没有剧情流程图还不能跳过，几个结局就要重复打几次，刚查了下47个结局，呃。。。我还是一周目体验下吧，不然太折磨我了。 希望制作组加入流程图，支持跳过，不然每次都要重新打，好难顶的喔。

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Played through already, very fun plot and choices to make, but there are soo many endings and certain scenes cannot be skipped on replays so it becomes super tedious to explore new endings, please please PLEASE, allow us to skip !!

[h1] [b]天下没有免费的炸鸡[/b][/h1] 本作Chicken Game是一款韩国开发组拍摄制作的FMV游戏，尽管韩国娱乐业发达，每年有一大堆艺人出道拍摄综艺、电视剧，而在FMV领域，显然是个刚起步的新手，不过恋爱综艺与FMV结合的设定也颇为有趣，本作鸡你太美就给你来份韩式炸鸡风味的FMV游戏。 游戏主线是一个三天的恋爱综艺，主角是一位误打误撞被招入现场的送炸鸡外卖的小哥，而在这个恋爱综艺中，男女嘉宾互相挑人，最后牵手成功的可以获得10亿韩元的奖励，然而游戏中的主角本身人设不怎么讨喜，社恐+路人甲，而且游戏的综艺感太强了，很难让玩家代入剧情。 玩法方面和一般的FMV互动游戏类似，玩家会面临大量选项，而且有些还会带时间限制。游戏据说有着47种结局，过不要太激动，其中大部分只是“牵不牵手、拿不拿钱、能不能活”三个条件的排列组合。真正有点意思的是两个隐藏结局，真正的韩综从来不会让你轻易下播。 游戏的总体流程大约在10小时左右，算是“量大管饱”。但问题来了，游戏并没有剧情分支图，想打全结局的小伙伴有福了，准备手绘流程图吧，游戏中虽然有跳过，但是仅限部分剧情，意味着你想解锁新结局？先乖乖重复看几小时，而且游戏的画质很糊，我不理解，游戏也没地方改分辨率，我4K显示器看一堆马赛克糊糊，有点抽象。不过游戏的演员演技和颜值都还不错，尤其是女嘉宾辨识度挺高，韩国脸明显。游戏的剧情氛围也比较轻松脱跳，偶尔还有整活活动，游戏节奏还行。 总的来说，韩国这次恋综式FMV游戏算是个不错的尝试，但是在游戏设计上还有着许多不足。这款游戏怎么说呢，玩起来就像点了一桶炸鸡，香是香的，但里面有一半都是鸡骨头。 [quote] 欢迎大家关注[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45337284/]乌托邦鉴赏家[/url]&加入[url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/yxwtb]游戏乌托邦[/url]，我们评测各种类型的游戏，无论规模大小，无论题材风格！ [/quote]

Chicken Game is an FMV-based interactive narrative that builds its entire identity around an unusual blend of romance, competition, and psychological tension. Developed by Lee Dae Young, it places the player in the role of an ordinary delivery worker suddenly thrust into a reality-style dating scenario where relationships are not just emotional but transactional, tied to the promise of a large cash reward. The premise is deliberately strange, almost satirical, and it immediately sets the tone for a game that constantly shifts between humor, drama, and uneasy suspense. The story follows Baro, a socially unremarkable protagonist who finds himself among a group of contestants competing to form couples. At first, the setup feels like a standard dating show parody, with conversations, rivalries, and attempts at connection driving the experience. However, the narrative gradually introduces a darker edge through the titular “chicken game,” a high-risk final challenge that forces participants to make decisions with real consequences. This dual structure—lighthearted social interaction paired with underlying danger—creates a tension that carries through much of the experience, even if the balance between tones is not always consistent. As an FMV title, gameplay is centered almost entirely around player choice. You guide Baro through conversations and key decisions, shaping how other characters perceive him and determining which narrative path the story follows. The branching structure is one of the game’s most compelling aspects, offering multiple routes and endings that encourage replayability. Each playthrough can reveal new interactions or perspectives, and the sense that your decisions influence the outcome adds a layer of engagement that keeps the experience from feeling entirely passive. However, the depth of these choices can be uneven, with some decisions having a clear impact while others feel less meaningful. The characters are the core of the experience, and the game invests heavily in their interactions. Each contestant is designed with a distinct personality, creating a social dynamic that drives much of the narrative. Some characters are more fully realized, with clearer motivations and emotional arcs, while others remain closer to familiar archetypes. Because the story is divided across multiple routes, not every character receives equal development, which can make certain playthroughs feel more complete than others. Baro himself functions largely as a player avatar, which allows for flexibility in choice but also limits his presence as a fully defined character. The use of live-action footage is central to the game’s presentation. Performances vary in quality, with some scenes feeling natural and engaging while others come across as stiff or uneven. This inconsistency affects immersion, as the effectiveness of each moment depends heavily on how convincingly it is delivered. Visually, the game is straightforward, focusing on clarity rather than cinematic ambition. It does not attempt to elevate its presentation beyond the requirements of the FMV format, which keeps it functional but prevents it from standing out. Pacing is one of the more noticeable challenges. The branching narrative means that each route unfolds at a different speed, and not all of them feel equally well-developed. Some storylines build gradually and provide satisfying conclusions, while others feel abrupt or incomplete. This unevenness can make the overall experience feel fragmented, as the quality of each playthrough depends heavily on the choices made. The game’s relatively short length also contributes to this, as certain arcs do not have enough time to fully explore their ideas. Thematically, Chicken Game touches on concepts such as social pressure, self-worth, and the intersection of relationships and material gain. The idea of competing for both love and money introduces an underlying tension that gives the narrative its unique edge. However, these themes are often implied rather than deeply explored, serving more as a backdrop for the branching scenarios than as fully developed ideas. The game’s tone shifts frequently, sometimes moving from comedic to serious without fully bridging the gap, which can make it difficult to fully engage with its more dramatic moments. Despite its inconsistencies, the game’s structure provides a degree of replay value. The variety of endings and character interactions encourages experimentation, and players who enjoy uncovering different narrative paths may find it rewarding to revisit the story multiple times. However, the limited interactivity and reliance on similar dialogue sequences can make repeated playthroughs feel less engaging over time. Ultimately, Chicken Game is an experience driven by its concept rather than its execution. It offers an unusual and sometimes intriguing take on interactive storytelling, combining elements of dating simulation and psychological drama in a way that feels distinct, even if it is not always cohesive. Its strengths lie in its premise and branching structure, while its weaknesses stem from uneven writing, inconsistent pacing, and limited gameplay depth. It is best suited for players who enjoy FMV narratives and are willing to overlook its rough edges in favor of its experimental nature. Rating: 7/10