Fowl Legacy

very ok, suffers from the problems a lot of modern collectathon platformers have where levels too big and empty. final boss was annoying, just has way too much health and is uninteresting.

so this is where they came from Hell

Pollo

Fowl Tarnished, in search of the Elden Wing

A short but enjoyable platformer. Design feels a bit confused, but it doesn't stop it from being enjoyable. Hoping to see more from its sequel.

Hell Yeah

Always sort by new on Steam. This game is AMAZING. Final boss's had me sweating ngl.

Masterclass of a game. Such a wonderful and weird experience. Best platforming game for me in a long time.

Being a bad boy is considered a sin in my farm / 10

Fowl Legacy is quite a good 3D platformer. It has elements of a collectathon with plenty of things to find and fairly expansive levels, but with only 6 levels (+2 bonus stages) and less than 20 of the main collectible it's just a bit more than bite size. Some of the secrets are fiendishly well hidden, though, and I'm certain I didn't find everything, just the ones that count for achievements. Movement is fairly simple but satisfying. You don't have a lot of moves, but the game makes good use of what it has and doesn't last long enough to feel stale. Plus rail grinding as a chicken is just fun as hell. Graphically it has a satisfying early 3D crunchy textures look that largely doesn't sacrifice visual clarity. The only major exception is that the later sections of Tricolor Ire can become hard to read due to the way the stage gimmick works, but you can just wait a bit for the gimmick to reset and it'll become clear again. Overall, very highly recommended to fans of the genre, and I can recommend it to more general audiences as well. Maybe not for actual kids though - leaving aside the premise of a chicken in hell, Tripolar Ire is a bit of a trip and could give particularly young kids nightmares. I'll say 10 and up.