Chicken Shoot

Chicken Shoot is InOut Games' arcade-shooter take on the instant-win format, released on March 25, 2026. It brings back the studio's most recognizable character — the chicken, already familiar from the Chicken Road series — in an entirely new format built around reflexes and precision rather than step-by-step risk decisions. The concept borrows directly from classic fairground shooting galleries: chickens fly across a farmyard backdrop, and the player takes aim and fires.

How the Game Works

Each round begins with a bet. Chickens then move across the screen as targets, with different chicken types carrying different multiplier values — smaller chickens offer modest boosts, while larger, rarer chickens carry much bigger multiplier potential. Players aim and fire either manually, selecting specific targets for precise control, or switch to a continuous auto-fire mode that shoots automatically at random or preset targets.

A successful hit applies that chicken's multiplier to the bet, and the payout is credited instantly — rounds resolve in just a few seconds, keeping the pace brisk and the gameplay loop tight. The game's auto mode can typically be configured to fire a set number of shots automatically, letting players target specific multiplier tiers (for example, focusing only on lower, safer multipliers to build a bankroll steadily, or hunting exclusively for the rarer high-value targets).

Betting Details

• RTP: 94%, as confirmed on the official game page

• Players: Single Player

• Bet range: $0.01 to $200 per shot

• Multiplier range: Roughly x1.1 up to x120, depending on which chicken tier is hit

• Modes: Manual targeting for precise control, and an auto/continuous-fire mode for faster, hands-off play

Win Potential

• Max win: $20,000

• This is reached by successfully hitting the highest-value chicken tiers, especially once a progressive system has increased their multiplier value over the course of play.

• Because multipliers range so widely (roughly x1.1 to x120), Chicken Shoot offers a real spread between frequent, modest hits and rare, much larger payouts — giving players meaningful control over their own risk profile depending on which targets they choose to go for.

Theme and Presentation

Chicken Shoot leans fully into a bright, cartoonish farmyard setting, with the chicken once again taking center stage as InOut's signature mascot — this time as the target rather than the player-controlled character. The shooting-gallery format gives the game a distinctly different feel from the studio's other chicken-themed titles, trading step-by-step tension for fast, reflex-driven action.

Who It's For

Chicken Shoot suits players who want quick, reaction-based gameplay rather than the slower, deliberate pacing of step-multiplier or crash-style games. Its manual targeting mode appeals to players who enjoy a sense of skill and precision, while the auto-fire and multiplier-focused targeting options make it just as accessible for players who prefer a more passive, automated session.