But in our example we’re keeping it to a basic setup.īegin by creating a frame, it doesn’t really matter what blocks you use or what size it is, but try to make it look fun and inviting. You can go all out on this and make more complicated versions, with automatic field clearing systems (pistons?), score boards and by even making a dog pop up, like in the original game. The dispensers will be attached to a redstone clock, which will be togglable. This game requires a basic knowledge of redstone as we’ll be using automated dispensers to “dispense” chickens using spawn eggs. The game is usually played on your own, though larger versions could be built for more players or perhaps even team vs team styles by building 2 fields. Though chickens have do have the advantage of falling slowly while they flap their wings. Other objects and mobs can be used, but we’ll get into that later. The aim of chicken hunter is to kill all the chickens before they reach the ground by shooting them with a bow and arrow. The older minecrafters among you will probably remember the old duck hunter game from the NES, this game is (almost) exactly that game. Note: This guide was written before Command Blocks were a thing.

Chicken hunter game