Project Co-op is an open-world action-adventure, except instead of being a knight saving a kingdom, you’re a chicken rallying your flock and prepping for a final showdown with a sneaky cat!

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Introduction

In a quiet, sunlit clearing nestled between the forest and the old farmhouse, a lively chicken coop stood. Its feathery residents busied themselves with daily routines—pecking at the ground for seeds, chasing grasshoppers, and gossiping about the latest worm discoveries. Life was simple, predictable, and altogether peaceful.

But one morning, that peace was shattered.

A sly, calculating cat—whiskers twitching with mischief—crept into the yard, eyes gleaming with predatory intent. Spotting a cluster of chickens near the fence gap, it couldn’t resist the urge to pounce. Chaos erupted as chickens scattered in every direction, squawking and flapping wildly. In the frenzy, the cat dashed after them, claws swiping and paws pounding the dirt.

In the heat of the chase, the cat accidentally collided with a loose boulder resting at the edge of the gap. With a low rumble, the massive stone toppled forward and wedged itself firmly into place, blocking the only passage in and out of the coop. Feathers flew as more chickens darted out just in time, only to find themselves outside the fence—confused and separated from their flock.

Chickens ran everywhere—some fleeing into the nearby forest, others making their way toward the garden behind the farmhouse. A few, however, caught the cat’s eye and were chased relentlessly onto the lawn. Just as the cat prepared to lunge for the closest chicken, a loud roar pierced the air—the unmistakable sound of the lawnmower starting up. The cat froze, eyes wide, then bolted in the opposite direction, leaving the scattered chickens panting and dazed on the freshly cut grass. 

Meanwhile, back at the coop, the remaining chickens gathered around the enormous boulder, their escape route blocked, their friends stranded outside. Amidst the confusion, a group of brave chickens stood their ground, eyes narrowed with determination. They knew that freedom was not just a right—it was a duty. Gritting their beaks, they made a decision. They would pick up arms—or rather, use their own beaks and claws—to crush the rock and rally their kin back to the coop. Peace would return, and no obstacle, feline or otherwise, would keep them caged.

However, this would be easier said than done. The boulder was massive and unyielding, and the task ahead was daunting. Breaking it would require not only strength and perseverance but also courage to face the unknown dangers awaiting them. The chickens knew that this journey would test their resolve and unity like never before. What adventures would await them? What challenges would they overcome? It’s only for you to find out.