Throughout the game, you may notice that the difficulty of some of the mini-games will increase as the story progresses.
The missions vary in many ways from Golf to Jumping and Kicking a pipe at one another to stay alive. Mini-Games: Mini-Games most often become available once completing missions (as stated above) but may also become available in the barn. Most of the in-game missions are done during the day and must be done by the time the timer runs out, but some of them are nighttime missions that need to be completed by morning (Or before the timer runs out). Missions can be started by simply talking to the characters once you locate them. A lot of missions once completed become minigames which you can play again. Missions fit the storyline of the game and the movie and vary a lot. Characters die and are introduced as the game progresses as in the movie. Missions: Within the game there is a storyline which fits the movie to some extent but still goes along its own path. Note that depending on the chapter you're in, there will be either more or less missions than the previous chapter(s). However, the tides suddenly turn as you, the other animals, and Otis take one finale stand against the final boss. As you get to the end of the game, specifically Chapter 8, things only get worse as the leader of the Barnyard, Otis, runs off and you are put in charge. As you get to the mid-part of the game, however, you lose the same character, Ben, that is lost in the movie. There are a lot of in-game movie references as well including dialogue from the characters and certain in-game objects. As you continue through the chapters, the game will continue increasing in variety as well. You can find these characters by looking for, and following the quickest path to, the '!' on the map. You go around the Barnyard and either explore the area(s) the game has to offer or follow the story and complete the missions by going to the barn animal that sent you a text to your phone. As you progress through the chapters in the game, you will meet new characters, unlock new areas, get more in-game currency etc.
An extra cow could be unlocked from having Nickelodeon games at the time that were included in the 'Crossover' event. You play the game through a sequence of 9 chapters as a cow of your choosing. Gameplay: The game has various different accounts of gameplay from missions to a mini-game type system. A Wii version was later released on November 19, 2006. It was released on Augfor Nintendo GameCube, PlayStation 2, Game Boy Advance and Windows. Barnyard is a party-oriented adventure game developed by Blue Tongue Entertainment and published by THQ, it is based on the movie of the same name.
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