
About the game
Chicken Heart is a step multiplier with a romance theme. Each step forward raises what the round is worth, and the accumulated figure can be claimed at any moment — the format's usual arrangement, with hearts instead of traffic.
The published return is 97%, matching Chicken Pirate as the studio's best, and stakes run from $0.10 to $150. Rounds are provably fair, and the game keeps a history so finished rounds can be read back.
Neither a maximum win nor per-step values are published for this release, so the ceiling is something to read off the game itself.
How to play
Setting the stake
Anything from $0.10 to $150. It is fixed for the round and is the figure every multiplier applies to — the same $150 ceiling the studio's Champions and Subway allow, and ten times what its Pirate and Wars do.
Taking a step
Each step forward raises the potential payout. The climb is the whole of the game: there is no bonus round and nothing to unlock alongside it.
Claiming it
The accumulated figure can be claimed at any moment. That decision — one more step or bank it — is what the format is built on.
Going too far
A step that fails ends the round and takes the stake with everything built on it.
Reading the round back
The game keeps a history, so a finished round can be reviewed afterwards. Combined with provably fair rounds, that means an outcome can be checked rather than taken on trust.
RTP, bets and maximum win
97% ties with Chicken Pirate as the studio's highest published return, and across the site only Chicken Road and Chicken Subway publish more.
Stakes run from $0.10 to $150, the top of the studio's range, so the return applies across a hundred-and-fifty-fold spread of bet sizes.
Provably fair
Chicken Heart is listed as provably fair, one of two of the studio's chicken titles that are.
The outcome is committed to before the round and revealed with the player's own seed afterwards, so a result can be recomputed rather than trusted. The game's history panel makes the same rounds available to look at again, which is the practical half of the same idea.
Screenshots


Strengths and weaknesses
Pros
- 97% published RTP, the studio's joint highest
- Provably fair rounds
- A game history for reviewing finished rounds
- Stakes to $150
Cons
- No bonus feature — the run and the cash-out are the whole game
- Nothing sets it apart from the studio's other step multipliers beyond the artwork
Final verdict
Chicken Heart is a straightforward step multiplier with two things worth having: a 97% return and a pairing of provable fairness with a round history, which together let a player check a specific past round.
What it does not give is a reason to pick it over its siblings. Chicken Pirate has Bonus Hit, Chicken Tour has Bonus Dash, Chicken vs Train has Bonus Run; this one has the run and the cash-out, and the demo above is where to see how that feels.
Game facts
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Provider | 100HP Gaming |
| Release date | 2026-03-11 |
| Game type | Step multiplier |
| RTP | 97% |
| Variance | Adjusted |
| Max win | Not published |
| Bet range | $0.10 – $150 |
| Features | Game history, instant win, multiplier, step multiplier |
| Themes | Chicken, heart, love, provably fair, romance |
| Technology | JS, HTML5 |
| Game size | Not published |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Chicken Heart provably fair?
Yes. It is one of two of the studio's chicken games listed that way, alongside Chicken Champions.
What does the game history do?
It keeps finished rounds so they can be read back afterwards — useful alongside provable fairness, since a verifiable round is only useful if you can still find it.
What is the maximum win?
Not published for this release.
What are the stakes?
From $0.10 to $150.
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