Chicken Shot by BGaming

The goal of chicken shot is to try to shoot down chickens flying and roaming around a farm. Small chickens are easy to take down, with small multiplier rewards. Big chickens are harder to take down, but award larger multipliers. Shoot whatever bird you want, as many times as it takes for luck to grant you a win. Here’s how it works step-by-step:

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Step 1: Confirm your bet amount

Configure your bet value from $0.10 to $4,000. Bet values are pre-defined from a selection, and can not be manually input as specific values outside of the pre-defined options. Click the bet value indicator on the game controls and scroll to find your preferred bet size.

Step 2: Set up Auto Play (Optional Step)

The auto play feature in Chicken Shot is quite comprehensive, with full control over the bet size, number of shots fired, profit and loss stop limits and even a selector to choose which chickens you want to try your luck at shooting. For example, you could set up 50 shots at $1 bets only on chickens worth 32x and 8x.

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Step 3: Start Shooting Chickens!

Begin by either starting the auto play settings you configured, or choose a chicken on the screen and start tapping. Each chicken displays a big multiplier indicator on it to make clear the win amount if you take it down.

Of course, the larger the multiplier, the harder to take down. See the paytable below with all 8 different chicken sizes and their equivalent multiplier wins. If you successfully shoot down a chicken, the multiplier is immediately awarded as a win relative to your bet size.

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The default theoretical Return to Player (RTP) is 97.0% and the maximum multiplier is 64x.

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Below are the key game features of Chicken Shot by BGaming:

• Variable Volatility: By choosing to shoot either low multiplier win or larger multiplier win chickens, you can control the volatility of the game. Lower multiplier chickens will be taken down more frequently and award you a smaller win, with larger multiplier chickens offering the exact opposite gameplay experience.
• Comprehensive Auto Play: Configure the game to play out automatically, pre defining your bet size, number of shots taken, profit and loss stop limits and which chickens to target if any preference.
• Click Counter: Then click indicator displays when hovering the crosshair over the chicken. It tracks the number of shots fired at each target, even if you switch between chickens mid-round.
• Win Chance: Same as the Click Counter, when hovering the crosshair over the chicken it will display the probability of a winning click.‍
• 8 Set Multiplier Wins: There are 8 types of chickens, each with different win values for shooting them down. The multiplier wins are 1.1x, 1.5x, 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, 32x, and the max win of 64x.

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Chicken Shot is built on HTML5 and JavaScript, meaning your game will load and run flawlessly on most modern mobile browsers. No download needed, simply launch the game from your browser and start playing.

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Chicken Shot brings back the Balloon Mania and Open It! Mechanic to the farmyard, where an overrun barn is in need of some serious chicken culling.

The balloons and gifts from previous versions have been replaced with pretty comical looking chicken characters, all who have different animations and paths around the barnyard. Instead of just floating around, some will pop out from behind objects making it more unpredictable and breathe a bit of life into the scene.

When we tested out the game we actually had a very good run, quadrupling our demo cash! No doubt a particularly good streak as we were aiming the big 64x and 32 birds a lot, just happen to get lucky quite often and secure the virtual bag,

Chicken Shot looks just as good on mobile as it does on the desktop, with great touch responsiveness meaning each tap is sure to be recognised. In short, A reskin of the previous games we came to know already but keeping up with the modern “Chicken” hype that seems to have consumed iGaming instant win games over the last 12 months.

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