Chicken Road 2.0 Free Play in Demo Mode

Chicken Road 2.0 review

Theme and Style

A crazy dash across a busy main road is the premise of this chicken-themed game.

Yes, InOut has returned with the sequel, Chicken Road 2.0, and this title sees the game switch to a new arena where fresh dangers lurk.

Those who enjoyed the original game may fancy giving this fun-filled title a run through its paces.

Graphics, Sounds and Animations

Chicken Road 2.0 boasts a tidy audio package, but the music style is nondescript.

At a push, it is a bit poppy, but it is whimsical and playful, and the chicken clacks make things a bit lighter.

InOut has gone with some vibrant visual effects to depict the game as the chicken tries to hop quickly across the road.

Cars accelerate down a busy road, while the worried-looking chicken waits on the pavement, wondering when it will be safe to cross.

Overall, the graphics and soundtrack fit nicely in Chicken Road 2.0.

Gameplay

Chicken Road 2.0 doesn’t have a traditional reel structure, but it has intuitive controls.

Players can choose between different levels, ranging from Easy with 30 lines dotted on the highway, and multipliers ranging from 1.01x to 23.24x. Whereas, Hardcore contains 18 lines but a win of over 3,000,000x your total bet.

The chicken will either be saved by a roadblock to continue its progress or run down, which would end a round.

Wilds, Bonuses and Free Spins

As Chicken Road 2.0 is a Crash-style game, there are no Wilds or bonuses tied into this title.

There is no limitation on time or consecutive moves, but there is a Space & Go Feature in the menu.

The round result is determined by a combination of the first 3 bets of a round and the server seed. Players can find the seed in the Provably Fair Settings tab in the menu.

Here, they can load any online SHA-256 hash generator and enter the seed to ensure results are fair before placing a wager. Players can flick through the bets history section to check the fairness of a bet.

Bet Sizes, RTP and Variance

Chicken Road 2.0 has a return to player (RTP) of 95.5%, which falls below the industry expected average of 96%.

The range of bets tested for this single-player game ran from a minimum of $/£/€0.01 to a maximum of $/£/€200 per turn.

This game has adjustable volatility, meaning players can switch between volatility modes. However, our preferred slot machine strategies focus on games that are consistently highly volatile.

Conclusion

We think this chicken-themed, lower RTP (95.5%) slot is worth checking out.

Despite its smaller RTP and adjustable volatility, Chicken Road 2.0 is a glitzy upgrade on the original version.

The Crash-style mechanics, along with various risk levels, should keep players locked in as they try to scoop large sums of money.