.
•
Register
•
Login
Brewology.com
All Downloads
PS3
Blu-Ray Disc Java (BDJ)
Custom Firmwares
Drivers
Emulators
Firmware
Homebrew Applications
Homebrew Games
Jailbreaks
Linux Tools
Themes
Tools and Utilities
PSP
Development
Development Libraries
Development Utilities
Source Code
Emulators
Amiga
Amstrad CPC
Apple II
Arcade
Atari
BBC Micro
Carice
Chip 8
ColecoVision
Commodore 64
CPS2
DOS
Dragon32/64 emulator
Gameboy / GBC
Gameboy Advance
HP48
M.A.M.E
Macintosh
MSX
Neo Geo
Nintendo 64
Nintendo NES
PC-9801
PlayStation One
QUASI88
SamCoupe
ScummVM
Sega Genesis Megadrive
Sega Master System
Sinclair ZX81
Super Nintendo SNES
Thomson MO5
TI
Turbo Grafx 16
Vectrex
WonderSwan
X86
Yabasic
ZX Spectrum
Firmwares
Game-Addon-Packs
Hacks and Exploits
Homebrew Applications
General Apps
Media Apps
Organization Apps
Wi-Fi / IR Apps
Homebrew Games
Flash Games
General Games
LUA Games
Homebrew Packs
Magazines
Backgrounds
PSP Magazines
PC Tools
EBOOT Tools Utilities
General Tools Utilities
PSP Emulator
Wii
Applications
Homebrew
Applications
Games
Brewology:
Brewology Menu
Forums!
News
PS3 Homebrew/PSN Store
PSVita Homebrew Store
PS3 Homebrew Manager
PSN Links
PSN Update Finder
PSN / PKG Downloader
Downloads
PSP
PS3
Wii
Saved Games
PSP
PS3
Wii
Go Back
Moorhuhn
Filename
moorhuhn.7z
Date Posted
Sep 9, 2007
Categories
PSP
,
Homebrew Games
Tags
PSP
Downloads
1322
Description:
German PSP Homebrew Developer Sony PSP Player has come out with a quirky homebrew called Moorhuhn (Moorland Chicken) for the PSP. This game has you shooting chickens as they run across the map.
The controls of the game are simple with either the analog stick on Direction pad for movement, R for shooting and L to reload. If you need a break from playing, just hit square to stop the game. If the levels included in the game aren't enough, the developer gave instructions on how to add your own. The original post was done in German so here's a translated version of it:
1. Look at the directory Moorhuhn/level for the biggest numbered folder (in this case 3)
2. Makes a new file for the level (in this case 4)
3. Create a file named background.png with dimensions 480x272 < - that becomes the background of the level
4. Create a file called "d.txt" this file which dictates the difficulty level (0-10 = easy, 10-15 = medium, >15 = hard), stores this file
5. Play it!
The Graphics of the game are excellent and the gameplay can get addicting really quickly. Why don't you download the game and try it out?
Download File