ClusterCluck

Among Us went to the farm and learned parkour. ClusterCluck is feathers-flying paranoia: foxes in chicken cosplay, eggs as self-defense, accusations louder than the coop. Every match is lies, laughs, and glorious cluck-based betrayal. Trust no one. Honk—sorry—cluck wisely. 🐔 Follow my curator page for more murderous poultry, fox-level alibis, and party games that end friendships. 🐔🦊✨ [b]https://store.steampowered.com/curator/42602807-Osiris-Reviews/[/b]

Daha öncesinde oyunun demosunu oynamıştım. Demosu gayet hoşuma gitmişti bu yüzden de oyuna bir şans vermek istedim. Oyun hala erken erişimde olduğu için ufak bazı hatalar var ancak bunların göz ardı edilebilir olduğunu düşünüyorum. Oyunun 2 adet modu var parkur ve katil kim e benzer bir mod 2 modu da oynadım gerçekten çok zevkliydi. Tavsiye ederim

I played that with 5 players. It was so much fun! BUT devs should add more map and missions to the game. It will make the game even better

Oyunun demosunu oynamıştım. Az çok içimde bu oyuna karşı bir ilgim oluşmuştu. Oyunu geçtiğimiz günlerde aldım. Erken erişim olmasından dolayı çokta bir beklentim yoktu. Zaten tam da olmasını beklediğim gibi oyun sarıyor ve güzel ancak eksikleri var. Oyunun parkur haritası eğlenceli ve güzel. Arkadaşlar ile oynayabilir. Ancak diğer harita ise çok eksikliği bulunuyor. Elbette, erken erişim olmasından dolayı bunlar görmezden gelinebilir. Oyunun önü açık ve gelişeceğinden hiç şüphem yok. Geliştirici oyunu daha kaliteli, oynanır ve eğlenceli bir hale getirir ise oyunun satılacağını ve tutacağını ümit ediyorum. Herkese oyunu alabileceklerini tavsiye eder, iyi eğlenceler dilerim efendim.

It’s fun doing the parkour minigame with friends while chatting about random stuff. It passes the time pretty well. The main social deduction part of the game is cool too.

Küçük boyutuna rağmen büyük zevk alabileceğiniz güzel bir oyun. Bildiğimiz ve hakim olduğumuz oyun türünün yanı sıra sohbet ederken birlikte eğlenebileceğiniz modlar da bu oyun içerisinde mevcut. Ortaya çok güzel bir oyun çıkmış. Arkadaşlarınızla doyasıya vakit geçirebileceğiniz bu oyunu kesinlikle tavsiye ediyorum. Yapımda emeği geçenleri tebrik ederim.

son dönemlerde oynadığım en keyifli parti oyunu. gerek tilki olup taktik yapmak gerek tavuk olup kaçmak çok keyifli. mekanikler özgürce uçup kaçmayı sağlıyor ki bu da daha keyifli hale getiriyor. bol keyifffff🧿🧿

Good game to play with friends, worth to buy!

ClusterCluck is a charming yet surprisingly strategic social deduction game developed and published by Glintzone Games. Set within a lively chicken coop populated by suspicious poultry and cunning predators, the game embraces a colorful and humorous presentation while delivering the tension and uncertainty that fans of deception-focused multiplayer titles enjoy. The concept is simple on the surface: chickens must work together to survive and uncover the hidden foxes among them. However, beneath that accessible premise lies a surprisingly layered experience built around teamwork, investigation, and carefully timed betrayals. What immediately stands out is the game's emphasis on active participation. Rather than limiting players to discussions and voting sessions, ClusterCluck encourages constant movement and interaction. Chickens explore the environment, complete objectives, gather clues, and search for valuable resources while remaining alert to the possibility that any nearby teammate could secretly be a fox. This creates a stronger sense of engagement than many social deduction games because players are always contributing to the match rather than waiting for meetings or elimination phases. The role system is one of the game's most compelling features. Every character type brings unique abilities that significantly alter how players approach each round. Ordinary Chickens possess useful survival tools, while specialized roles such as Guards, Wizards, and Seers introduce additional tactical options. Protective barriers, resurrection abilities, invisibility, and identity-discovery mechanics add complexity and variety to matches. These powers ensure that no two rounds feel exactly the same, encouraging experimentation and cooperation among teammates. The foxes are equally well-designed and provide a strong counterbalance to the chicken team. Instead of relying solely on stealth, they have access to a range of abilities that help them manipulate situations, isolate targets, and conceal their true identities. The result is a constant psychological battle where both sides must carefully interpret player behavior while making the most of their role-specific strengths. Success often depends as much on convincing deception and observation as it does on mechanical skill. ClusterCluck also benefits from its objective-driven structure. The inclusion of clue gathering, mystery chests, and repair tasks gives players meaningful goals beyond simply accusing one another. These systems help create natural interactions and opportunities for suspicion. A player avoiding objectives might appear guilty, while someone acting helpful could be strategically building trust before striking. This blend of deduction and action creates a more dynamic experience than games that rely entirely on conversation. The game's support for different lobby sizes is another welcome addition. Smaller groups can enjoy streamlined matches through Quick Game modes, while larger gatherings gain access to expanded role combinations and more chaotic scenarios. This flexibility makes ClusterCluck easier to recommend for both casual friend groups and dedicated multiplayer communities. Regardless of player count, the core tension remains intact because the game adjusts its structure to maintain balance and excitement. Visually, the game embraces a lighthearted art style that complements its comedic theme. The contrast between adorable chickens and deadly foxes creates an entertaining atmosphere that never takes itself too seriously. While the presentation may appear simple, it effectively supports the gameplay by making characters easy to identify and keeping matches visually readable even during hectic moments. The playful aesthetic helps the game appeal to a broad audience without sacrificing competitive depth. One of ClusterCluck's greatest strengths is its ability to generate memorable social interactions. Moments of misplaced trust, last-second discoveries, clever bluffs, and dramatic reversals emerge naturally from the game's systems. These unpredictable stories become the true reward of playing, especially with a group willing to communicate and embrace the deception at the heart of the experience. The game's primary limitation is that its enjoyment depends heavily on having an active and engaged player base. Like most social deduction titles, the experience is strongest when players communicate, strategize, and immerse themselves in their assigned roles. Those seeking a primarily solo experience may find less value, as the game's design is clearly built around multiplayer interaction and group dynamics. Overall, ClusterCluck succeeds in delivering a fresh and entertaining take on the social deduction genre. Its combination of unique character abilities, objective-based gameplay, investigative mechanics, and humorous presentation creates a multiplayer experience that remains engaging across repeated sessions. By blending action, teamwork, and deception into a cohesive package, it offers more depth than its cheerful appearance initially suggests. For players who enjoy uncovering lies, outsmarting opponents, and creating unforgettable multiplayer moments, ClusterCluck is an easy game to recommend. Rating: 6/10

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