Chicken Halloween by BGaming

The aim of Chicken Halloween is to shoot down chickens for their multipliers. Here's a step-by-step guide to playing Chicken Halloween.

Step 1: Set your bet value

Choose your bet from the preset list, anywhere from $0.10 to $4,000, using the arrows beside Total Bet.

Step 2: Pick a mode

In Manual mode you choose which chicken to aim at. In Spin mode a random chicken is picked for you.

Step 3: Take your shot

Hover over a chicken to see its multiplier, Chance to Win and Click counter, then click to shoot. One of two things will happen:

• The chicken goes down: It drops its coins and you win your bet times its multiplier.
• You miss: The shot costs your bet, and the Click counter adds one for that chicken.

Step 4: Keep shooting or switch targets

Bigger chickens take more shots but pay more. Your shot count on each chicken is saved, even if you switch targets mid-round.

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The default theoretical Return to Player (RTP) is 97.0% and the maximum multiplier is ×64, for taking down the giant stitched chicken.

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Below are the key game features of Chicken Halloween:

• Eight multipliers: ×1.1, ×1.5, ×2, ×4, ×8, ×16, ×32 and ×64.
• Chance to Win: Shows the odds of taking a chicken down with your first shot.
• Click counter: Tracks how many shots you've fired at each chicken.
• Manual and Spin modes: Pick your own target or let the game choose.
• Autoplay: Set your targets, stop conditions and number of rounds.
• Halloween farm: Costumed chickens, pumpkins, tombstones and a full moon over the barn.

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Chicken Halloween has a responsive design that works on mobile, tablet and desktop. No download needed, simply launch the game from your browser and play.

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Most of the fun in Chicken Halloween is in the costumes. BGaming has dressed the Chicken Shot cast as mummies, vampires and walking pumpkins, set them loose around a haunted barn and kept the shooting exactly as it was.

That's no bad thing. Hovering over a chicken tells you its multiplier and your chance of hitting it, so every shot is a choice you make with the numbers in front of you. Farm the ×1.1 and ×1.5 birds for frequent small wins, or sink shots into the ×64 giant and watch the Click counter climb.

The top prize is modest, and BGaming rates it low volatility with a 66.2% hit rate, so this is a game for steady sessions rather than big swings. Players who liked Chicken Shot by BGaming will feel at home straight away.

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