Slingshot Chicken

Five minutes is enough time to load a shot, drag back your chicken, and send an entire pig tower crashing to the ground. That's the whole appeal of Slingshot Chicken: quick, satisfying physics chaos you can dip into whenever you've got a spare moment.

Each level hands you a limited number of shots and a tower stuffed with pigs, and it's on you to figure out the angle that topples the most in one go. Clip a piece of TNT just right and you'll trigger a chain reaction that clears half the structure before it even finishes falling. It's the kind of physics games moment that makes you want to immediately try again.

Because the levels are infinite, there's no final boss or ending screen to chase - just your own improving aim. If you like ragdoll games and messy, unpredictable collapses, or you're generally into animal games with a slapstick edge, this one's an easy fit. Play free in the browser, no download, on desktop or mobile.

Come for one quick round, stay because you're sure the next shot will be the one that clears the whole board.

Clear every pig in the level before you run out of shots. Drag back on your chicken to aim the slingshot, then release to launch it into the tower.

There's no fixed set of levels to finish - it just keeps going, so treat each round as a fresh puzzle rather than a step toward some final stage.

Line up shots that hit TNT crates when you can. A well-placed hit sets off a chain reaction that can bring down way more of the tower than a single chicken ever could on its own.