Chicken Hunt

Chicken Hunt doesn’t have any paylines or Bonus Rounds – it’s a casual game set on a cartoon farm. Chickens wander around with Multipliers attached to them, and you tap to shoot at the one you want. If you manage to take it down, the Multiplier gets applied to your bet amount. The way it works is that larger chickens are harder to get rid of, but they’re also worth a lot more when they do finally go down.

The setting is a cartoon farm with a barn and rolling hills under a bright sky. Chickens of all sizes fly around or dart between wooden crates, and Coins come tumbling out whenever you successfully bag a chicken.

Features

Multiplier Tiers

The Multiplier tiers are 1.1x, 1.5x, 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, 32x, and then 64x right at the top. Each chicken has its value displayed on screen, and when you hover over it, you also get a percentage showing the chances of a first-shot win. The 1.1x tier has about an 88% chance per shot, for context, while the 64x one drops down to around 1.5%.

Picking a Mode

There are two ways to play Chicken Hunt. Manual mode is where you choose the chicken yourself and fire at it. Spin mode takes the decision away from you and assigns a random chicken instead. It’s a bit quicker if you don’t feel like thinking about which one to go for each round.

Click Counter and Autoplay

A small counter pops up next to any chicken you’re currently firing at, and it logs how many shots you’ve taken at that bird so far. You can also set up Autoplay with your preferred targets and stopping conditions if you’d rather the game just handled things on its own for a while.

Additional Details:

·     Instant Win

·     Minimum bet $0.10