A vertical shooter with a poultry problem
Chicken Invaders 4 puts you in a cockpit against waves of intergalactic chickens that have come to eat Earth. You fly, you shoot, and the screen fills with feathers, squawks and incoming fire. The setup is simple arcade shooting: keep moving, keep firing, and survive what the flock throws at you. The tone is broad comedy rather than serious sci-fi, so expect chicken burgers, extra-crispy lasers and a narrator who treats the invasion like a personal grudge.
Playing it with your group
The game supports Online Co-op, so you and your friends can take on the invasion together instead of each running it solo. It also supports Remote Play Together, which lets someone who does not own the game join a session through Steam. Both options are built around shared shooting rather than competitive play, so the session stays cooperative from start to finish.
Before you start
This is a shoot 'em up with bullet hell tendencies, meaning dense patterns of projectiles are part of the challenge. The action is arcade-paced and casual in structure, but the screen can get busy when the chickens press in. The store text does not specify player counts, so check in-game options before assuming how many friends can join a single session.