Mark The Headless Chicken

After narrowly escaping the chopping block, Mark is on a mission to get his head back. Sneak past deranged farmers, survive deadly traps, and fumble through barns and backwoods in a physics-driven platformer where movement is erratic and nothing goes as planned.

UNSTABLE PHYSICS-LAYERED MOVEMENT – CHAOS BY DESIGN

• Mark doesn’t walk; he reacts. Every input applies force, not direction.

• Run too fast and you’ll overshoot. Stop too hard and he skids out of control.

• Movement is unpredictable, physical, and always teetering on disaster.

AERIAL ACROBATICS – FLAP, HOVER & DASH

• Flap to gain height, hover to slow your fall, and peck-dash to cover ground fast.

• Chain them to reach distant ledges, skip sections, or correct bad jumps.

• But overdo it, and Mark loses control midair, crashing down in a stumble.

STEALTH & PANIC – GET SPOTTED, LOSE CONTROL

• Sneak through cornfields, hide in hay, and avoid roaming farmers and their dogs.

• If they spot you, Mark panics — bolting full speed, totally uncontrollable.

• Your job is no longer to control him, but to survive wherever he decides to go.

HEADS WILL ROLL– AND SO WILL YOUR POWERS

• Mark’s quest isn’t just about getting his head back. It’s about trying on a few new ones along the way. Each collectible head changes how you play:

• Farmer Head – Blend in with enemies until you make a move.

• Rabbit Head – Burst forward with chaotic speed for a short time.

• Frog Head – Launch higher and farther with a few boosted jumps.

• Ram Head – Charge into enemies and knock them senseless.

TRAVERSAL & CHAOTIC STRATEGY

• The farm is full of traps, fire gets, electrical fences, and worse.

• Goats headbutt, horses kick, and chickens launch eggs like mortars, often at the worst possible moment.

• Find hidden chicks, risky shortcuts, and off-path secrets if you’re bold (or desperate) enough to look.

Built for fans of physical comedy, stealthy chaos, and movement that fights back.

Mark’s not graceful. Mark’s not smart. Mark doesn’t have a head. But he might make it.