Guide the egg-shaped chicken Tamaniwatori through tricky 3D puzzles by moving it one square at a time-up, down, left, or right. Step on eggs to nudge them into position and hatch Tamahiyoko chicks, clearing levels once all eggs hatch and you reach the goal. No timers pressure your pace in this indie casual game.
Watch for sinking scaffolds, switch-activated platforms, watery pitfalls that force restarts, and patrolling egg-shaped crocodiles called Tamawani that mirror your moves and end runs if they catch you. New worlds unlock deeper in, bringing fresh mechanisms to master. Casual players who savor turn-based puzzle-solving at their own rhythm will find steady challenges here.
This is a simple and sometimes tricky 3D puzzle game in which the egg-shaped chicken "Tamaniwatori'' hatches eggs.
There are no time limits or factor that change in real time, so you can play at your own pace.
â—‡How to play
The operation is simple, just move the "Tamaniwatori" one square at a time up, down, left, and right.
If you step on the egg once and move it one space next to it, a "Tamahiyoko" will be born.
The level is cleared when all eggs in the field are hatched and the goal is reached.
Various mechanisms appear in the levels, such as scaffolding that sinks once you step on it, and scaffolding that appears with a switch.
Be careful if you fall into the water, it will be a mistake and you will have to restart the level from the beginning.
There may also be an egg-shaped crocodile called "Tamawani" in the level, which is the natural enemy of "Tamawaniwatori".
"Tamawani" moves along a predetermined route at the same time as "Tamawaniwatori" advances one space. If you get eaten, you will make a mistake, so be careful not to get hit.
As you progress through the game, new worlds will be unlocked and unique mechanisms will increase.
I hope you enjoy it until the end.
*This game was made in Japan, but most of it can be played regardless of language.
