Chicken Road 2.0: InOut's road-crossing sequel on 1xBet
Chicken Road 2.0 is InOut's sequel to its chicken-crossing crash game. There are no reels: a chicken steps off the pavement and makes its way across the road lane after lane, each lane carries a multiplier, and winnings can be withdrawn at any stage. The danger this time is traffic, and a car hitting the chicken ends the round.
Street view
The screen shows a street from above. A paved sidewalk with a lamp post, a tree and hedges sits at the start; beyond it, grey lanes are split by dashed white lines, and a round manhole cover in each lane displays its multiplier. A yellow taxi, a truck wearing the InOut logo and a blue bus drive across the lanes, while the CHICKEN ROAD title squeezes a red 2 between its words.
How a round is played
According to the game rules, a round follows the same short sequence each time:
Enter the bet amount, typing it in or using the MIN and MAX buttons and the chips on the panel;
Pick a difficulty level, which sets the number of lanes and how likely a car is to hit the chicken;
Press Play;
Cross the largest number of lanes you can before a car catches the chicken, taking the winnings whenever you decide.
Lanes per level
Level | Road length |
|---|---|
Easy | 30 lanes |
Medium | 25 lanes |
Hard | 22 lanes |
Hardcore | 18 lanes |
With Hard selected, the multiplier starts at 1.18x on the first cover and reaches 3.82x on the sixth, passing 2.31x on the fourth; values for the other three levels were not recorded. A "Chance of being shot down" label sits next to the difficulty switch. More InOut titles are listed on the studio's page, and every other developer appears in the provider list.
Sequel versus original
Compared with the first Chicken Road, every level is longer: 30 lanes on Easy instead of 24, and 18 on Hardcore instead of 15. The original chicken could get fried over a manhole; this one has to dodge vehicles. Easy and Hardcore are now twelve lanes apart. In the first game the chicken set off from an archway towards lanes where a sewer grate could spit out a flame; here it leaves a sidewalk with a lamp post.
For a multiplier game without lanes, Crash from the 1xGames lineup works differently: a plane climbs, the odds rise with it the whole time, and Take winnings must be pressed before a crash that strikes at random, or the stake is lost. Chicken Road 2.0 instead lets you stop after any lane you clear.
Free play, real money and phones
The slots lobby lets you open a trial crossing for free, without betting anything. Dealer-run tables sit apart in the live casino.