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Chicken Road est un jeu de casino en ligne de type crash développé par InOut Games et lancé le 4 avril 2024. Le principe est simple : le joueur guide une poule qui traverse successivement plusieurs voies, et chaque passage réussi augmente le multiplicateur et le gain potentiel ; si la poule est touchée, la manche s'arrête et la mise est perdue. Le joueur peut encaisser à tout moment avant l'accident, ce qui donne au titre sa tension caractéristique push-your-luck. Côté caractéristiques, le jeu affiche un RTP de 98 %, des mises comprises entre 0,01 € et 200 €, et un gain maximum de 20 000 € atteignable en mode Hard ou Hardcore avec un multiplicateur minimum de x100. Il propose quatre niveaux de difficulté qui modifient la courbe de risque, fonctionne en Provably Fair sous licence Curaçao et tourne en HTML5 sur tous supports. Une suite, Chicken Road 2.0, a depuis été publiée avec un décor de trafic routier et un RTP légèrement inférieur (~95,5 %). Son format viral en a fait l'un des mini-jeux d'arcade les plus populaires du moment, aux côtés d'Aviator et de Mines.

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