Around the end of September or the start of October 2025, trade outlets reported that InOut Games had released Chicken Royal, described as the studio's first slot. The exact day is not clear from the coverage, so this article gives only the approximate period. Chicken Royal is a separate game from Chicken Road, although the two share a chicken theme.
Why it was notable
InOut is best known for instant and crash-style games, in which the player decides when to stop. A slot works differently: the player starts a spin, and the result is decided by symbols on a grid rather than by a cash-out decision. A first slot therefore marked a step beyond the format the studio is associated with. A later trade report on the studio's aggregator integration also mentions Chicken Royal among its first slots.
How it differs from Chicken Road
- Format: Chicken Royal is a slot; Chicken Road is a crash-style game with step-by-step movement and a cash-out choice.
- Decisions: in a slot the player chooses the stake and starts the spin; in Chicken Road the player also chooses when to collect.
- Rules: the two games are separate products with separate specifications. Nothing about Chicken Royal applies to the Chicken Road versions on this site.
Some third-party pages list a specific RTP for Chicken Royal. Those figures do not come from the provider's own pages, so none is repeated here.
A regulatory note
Where regulators set stake limits specifically for online slots, a slot like this may fall under them. In Great Britain, for example, there are limits on stakes for reel-based online slots. Whether crash or instant games such as Chicken Road are covered by the same rule has not been verified, so no conclusion is drawn about them here. Players should rely on the rules shown by the licensed operator they use.
InOut also lists other chicken-themed titles, including Chicken Coin and Chicken Shoot, as separate products. For the Chicken Road family, see the versions page and the comparison of all eight versions.