Chicken Zap by Turbo Games

The aim of Chicken Zap is to guide the chicken across the field one haystack at a time, with each safe landing unlocking a bigger win multiplier. Before every hop you decide whether to keep going or cash out. If the UFO zaps the chicken, the round is lost along with your bet. Reach the final haystack and the top prize for your difficulty level is paid automatically. Read our step-by-step guide below on how to play Chicken Zap.

Step 1: Place your bet

Enter your bet amount anywhere from $0.10 to $100 in the Amount field before starting the round.

Step 2: Choose your difficulty level

Select one of four difficulty levels before pressing Start. Higher levels have fewer haystacks to cross and much bigger multipliers, but a far greater chance of being zapped with each hop:

• Easy: 24 steps, max win ×24
• Medium: 22 steps, max win ×2,500
• Hard: 20 steps, max win ×65,000
• Mad: 18 steps, max win ×1,000,000

Step 3: Press Start and hop across the field

Press Start to place your bet and send the chicken onto the first haystack. One of two things will happen:

• Safe landing: The chicken lands safely and you unlock the win multiplier on that haystack.
• Zapped: The UFO beam hits the chicken, the round is lost and you start again with a new bet.

After each safe landing you face the same choice. Press Cash Out to collect your bet multiplied by the current multiplier and end the round, or hop to the next haystack for a bigger multiplier at the risk of being zapped. Wins are rounded to two decimal places.

The round continues until you cash out, get zapped, or reach the end of the field, where the max win for your chosen difficulty is paid automatically.

Watch for the Dash

Early in the field, the chicken can Dash, leaping three haystacks ahead in one jump. If it lands, you skip straight to a much bigger multiplier. If the UFO hits it mid-air, the round is lost.

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The default theoretical Return to Player (RTP) is 96.0% and the maximum multiplier is ×1,000,000.

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Below are the key game features of Chicken Zap by Turbo Games:

• Every step is your call: Cash out from the very first haystack or keep pushing on. The decision is yours before every hop, and the minimum winning multiplier is ×1.03.
• Dash: Early in the field, the chicken can leap three haystacks at once, landing far ahead on a bigger multiplier or getting zapped mid-air.
• Four difficulty modes: Easy, Medium, Hard and Mad, ranging from 24 steps with a ×24 max win down to 18 steps with a ×1,000,000 max win.
• Three-stage field: The farm moves from a bright fence to the barn and into the dead of night. The further the chicken gets, the faster the UFO spins and the darker the music becomes.
• Record Egg: A good cash out leaves an egg on the field marking your best run of the session, giving you a target to beat next time.
• Automatic max win: Reach the final haystack and the top prize for your difficulty level is paid automatically.

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Chicken Zap is developed on HTML5 and JavaScript, which means your game will run flawlessly on most modern mobile browsers. You don't need to download anything, simply launch the game from your browser and start playing.

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Chicken Zap takes the step-by-step crossing format Turbo Games has used in Chicken Route Ro Co Co and Chicken Goal, and moves it to a farm at night with a UFO hunting the chicken from above. The core decision stays the same, hop again or take the win, but a few additions give this release its own identity.

The Dash is the standout. Leaping three haystacks in one jump can fast-forward your progress early in the round, which changes the pace of a format that usually moves one step at a time. The catch is that the chicken can be zapped mid-air, so a Dash is as likely to end a run as to boost it.

The three-stage field is a nice touch as well. As the chicken moves from the fence to the barn and into the night, the UFO spins faster and the music darkens, so the tension builds along with your multiplier.

On the numbers side, the four difficulty levels match Chicken Route Ro Co Co step for step, from ×24 over 24 steps on Easy up to ×1,000,000 over 18 steps on Mad. Easy mode keeps things approachable for players who prefer steadier, smaller wins, while Mad is there for anyone chasing the top prize.

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