Henhouse: Count Attack is the type of game you play when you just want to burn some time away. Much like solitaire, the game requires mindless thinking, but you need to have quick fingers and reaction time to get best score possible. Henhouse is perfect for killing time in the shitter at work, at your desk at work, and so forth. If you like some mindless fun, read on. I’ll tell you all about it.
The premise behind Henhouse is simple. Click the egg with the next number in the sequence. The eggs are numbered from 1-100 and you must clear them all by touching the next egg with the next number. It’s very simple to pick up and just hammer out some times to compare to your friends or just pass the iPod around for the hell of it. It is a glorified flash game, but succeeds in what it is: a time killer.
The developers say “After numerous less than one-year of development, we are proud to announce that our massively-singleplayer offline roleless game” about their project and you have to like their stance on it. They didn’t create the next WoW and nor did they intend to. If you like these shorts of games, then go for it. It’s not deep and won’t change the way you feel about things, but it’ll burn time when you are taking your afternoon dump at the office.
Overall: 6 out of 10
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