
Play Moorhen 3 - The Chicken Chase! Online
Game Info
- Platform
- Game Boy Color
- Genres
- Action
- Publishers
- Ubisoft Entertainment
- Release date
- July 11, 2002
- Languages
- 🇩🇪 German · 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 English · 🇪🇸 🇲🇽 Spanish · 🇫🇷 French · 🇮🇹 Italian
Summary
Moorhen 3 – The Chicken Chase! drops you onto a sunny beach where the frantic 90‑second shooting rounds feel both familiar and fresh. The sand‑dotted screen is peppered with quirky puzzles that force you to think before you pull the trigger. Even the title’s cheeky nod to the original German “Moorhuhn” shows up in the form of a rival hunter who’s trying to out‑score you.
The core loop is as simple as it gets – you point, you shoot, you rack up points – but the game rewards precision. The Lesshuhn, a bird whose very name is a play on “more” versus “less,” actually subtracts points when you hit it, while protected birds flutter overhead demanding you hold fire. Balloons and ground‑level critters act as score‑draining traps, and a CPU‑controlled opponent constantly nudges you to aim for the high‑value targets. Adding a layer of strategy, Kroet the anthropomorphic turtle (originally Marzipan) pops up as a quirky side character.
True fans love the hidden Easter eggs, like the secret Tetris clone dubbed “Moortris” that appears if you stumble upon the right spot. Past installments hid bonuses such as spider‑spun trees or leaf‑shaking challenges, and this version continues the tradition of obscure rewards that you’ll discover by accident. The hi‑score table, backed by the Game Boy Color’s battery, still lets you prove you’ve topped 50 points and beyond. All in all, Moorhen 3 feels like a nostalgic arcade sprint wrapped in a beach‑side postcard.
Storyline
Moorhen 3 - The Chicken Chase! drops you onto a sunny beach where the quirky character Kroet is on duty, keeping watch over a clutch of vulnerable baby turtles.
The main antagonists are the Lesshuhn, a comically dim‑witted bird species whose sheer stupidity has pushed them toward extinction. Because of their hapless nature, the game penalizes players for shooting them, subtracting points from the score.
Edited by Maya Carter
Multiplayer
- Game modes
- Single




