First you must have a plan, which will require equipment, ‘acquired’ by a couple of entrepreneur farmyard rats named Nick and Fetcher. With piles of relieved commodities, they can be found around the farm and will happily trade the equipment you require for eggs.
Once you have all you need, make a dash for the free range world on the other side of the fence.
Mr. Tweedy is very suspicious of the chickens and is forever patrolling the farmyard. If he catches a chicken roaming loose, he returns it to its hut.
Should he catch any chickens trying to escape, he locks them in the coal bunker until he decides what to do.
This is nothing compared to Mrs. Tweedy. She collects eggs from the huts but you never know which hut or how often. If you have eggs to give her then there is no problem but if not, she decides a chicken in your hut isn’t laying enough eggs and takes a victim to the dreaded piematic machine, never to be seen again!
An advanced game is described in the rules.
Produced by Nick Park and Aardman Productions, who also made Wallace and Gromit.
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