InOut GamesChicken Banana
About the game
Chicken Banana is an instant game rather than a slot or a road game. The screen is a 5x4 grid of twenty cards, each hiding a symbol or a prize, and a round is played by turning them over.
Matching three symbols of the same kind pays the multiplier attached to them or opens a minigame. Cards can be turned one at a time or revealed by holding the space bar — the outcome is decided before the first card is turned, so the order makes no difference to the result.
Two of the symbols do more than pay. Three chests open the Bonus Game; scatters open a free-spins minigame that awards between one and ten free rounds. The published return is 96% and stakes run from $0.10 to $100.
How to play
- Set a stake$0.10 to $100 for the round.
- Turn the cardsTwenty of them on a 5x4 grid. Tap one at a time, or hold space to reveal them all.
- Match three of a kindThree matching symbols pay their multiplier.
- Three chests open the Bonus GameChests are bonus symbols; matching three starts the bonus round.
- Scatters open free spinsBetween one and ten free rounds, awarded at random.
RTP, bets and maximum win
96%
RTP
x1,000
Top multiplier
$100
Max bet
$0.1
Min bet
96% is the published return and describes the long run rather than a single card grid.
The ceiling is x1,000 the stake, which on the $100 maximum is $100,000 — the figure to hold in mind, since it is the multiplier rather than a cap that bounds a round here.
One thing follows from the mechanic rather than from the numbers: because the result is predetermined, the order the cards are turned in cannot change what a round pays. Holding space and revealing everything at once returns exactly what turning them one by one would.
Screenshots
Strengths and weaknesses
Pros
- 96% published RTP
- A round resolves at once — nothing to time and nothing to wait for
- Two ways in to a bonus: chests and scatters
- Stakes from $0.10
Cons
- A x1,000 ceiling, small next to the road games
- Neither a cash payout cap nor a variance rating is published
- The fixed jackpots are listed as a feature but not described
- With the result predetermined, play is revealing an outcome rather than affecting one
Final verdict
Chicken Banana is the simplest game in the studio's chicken catalogue. Twenty cards, three of a kind, and a result that was settled before the first one turned — there is no decision in it, which is the point of an instant game rather than a criticism of this one.
What it has going for it is a fair return at 96% and two routes into a bonus. What bounds it is the ceiling: x1,000 the stake, which even on the $100 maximum stops at $100,000 — a long way below what the studio's road games advertise.
Game facts
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Provider | InOut Games |
| Release date | 2026-03-26 |
| Game type | Instant game |
| RTP | 96% |
| Variance | Not published |
| Top multiplier | x1,000 |
| Maximum payout | Not published |
| Bet range | $0.10 – $100 |
| Features | Bonus symbols, fixed jackpots, free spins, scatter symbols |
| Themes | Banana, chest, chicken, gray |
| Technology | JS, HTML5 |
| Game size | 23.3 MB |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Chicken Banana a slot?
No, and it is not a road game either. It is an instant game: a 5x4 grid of twenty cards that are turned over to reveal symbols.
How is a win made?
By matching three symbols of the same kind. The match pays the multiplier attached to that symbol, or opens a minigame.
Does the order I turn the cards in matter?
No. The result is decided before the round starts, so revealing the grid all at once pays the same as turning cards one at a time.
What do the chests do?
They are the bonus symbol. Matching three of them in a round opens the Bonus Game.
How many free spins can the scatters award?
Between one and ten, chosen at random.
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