You can't take my chicken from me!!! Yes, you read it right, I used all my psychology, nerves, and patience to get through all the traps of this cursed game and reach the end just to keep my chicken, but I failed. I couldn't save the chicken I was carrying on my back, nor the knight. Actually, there is no such thing (I wish there wasn't such a patience-testing game) meaning, for now the game does not have a story. ALTF4, one of the early access games will have a story mode in the future, but it is unknown what kind of story this will be.

    Let's get to the point of the game. You are a knight carrying a chicken on your back and can throw chickens. All you have to do is finish a huge obstacle course full of traps, but actually the real goal is to test how long you can resist pressing the alt f4 keys. According to rumors, this ancient game is blamed for the death of many computers and keyboards. 

    In ALTF4, which has extremely simple gameplay, there is no proper save feature. You could say it both exists and doesn't. At certain points on the map, save signs start to rise attached to a balloon and you need to pop that balloon by throwing a chicken. When you step on the save sign that has fallen to the ground, the game gets saved but it's only a one-use save. If you die twice, you have to go back to the very beginning. Besides this, all you need to do is walk and jump to get through the traps; there's nothing else you need to do, but when you start playing, even these simple actions might start feeling tough. You'll need to spend a few hours to get used to it. You can be sure that after passing a trap, the satisfaction you feel makes all the frustration from previous deaths more bearable. The game's music is just as focused on irritating you, so my advice is to turn off the music and play your own tunes. The music is so sweet and cute that you get irritated wondering why such a thing is playing in the background. Lastly, if we talk about the course system and design, I can say it is very well adjusted and thought out, but could it be better? Of course it could; as the game develops, better courses could be added. And if players were allowed to make courses themselves, a lot more courses could come out in a very short time.