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About the game
Chicken vs Zombies is a step multiplier in the same family as Chicken Road, moved to a graveyard. The chicken advances one step at a time through zombie-infested ground, and the multiplier applied to the stake rises with every step survived.
A round starts with a stake and one of four difficulty levels, which sets how many zombies are in the way. The multiplier can be banked at any point; a wrong move ends the round and takes both the accumulated winnings and the stake.
The published return is 95.5%, the series norm, stakes start at $0.01, and rounds are provably fair. There is no bonus round and nothing to unlock.
How to play
Set your stake
Anything from $0.01 to $200. It is fixed for the whole round and is the figure every multiplier is applied to.
Choose a difficulty
One of four. The choice sets how many zombies stand on the field, from 30 down to 18, and how far the multiplier can climb past them.
Start the run
The chicken waits at the edge of the graveyard with the multiplier at its base value. Nothing is at stake until the first step is taken.
Advance one step at a time
Each step is taken deliberately and the game waits for it. There is no timer, so a run is never lost to a slow reaction.
Watch the multiplier climb
Every zombie passed raises the figure applied to the stake, and the rise per step is steeper on the harder settings — which is how an 18-zombie field reaches far higher than a 30-zombie one.
Cash out when you are satisfied
Cashing out settles the run at once and pays the stake times the figure reached. It is available after any successful step.
Or make a wrong move
The run ends there. The accumulated winnings and the stake both go, whatever the multiplier had reached.
Difficulty levels
| Difficulty | Zombies on the field | Maximum multiplier |
|---|---|---|
| Easy | 30 | 23.24x |
| Medium | 25 | 2,457x |
| Hard | 22 | 62,162.09x |
| Hardcore | 18 | 3,608,855.25x |
The setting is chosen before the round, along with the stake, and it moves both numbers at once: fewer zombies on the field, and a ceiling several orders of magnitude higher. Easy is the most forgiving of the four; on Hardcore, getting past the first enemy is already an achievement.
The figures match Chicken Road Race, Chicken Road 2.0 and Chicken Road Ice exactly, so the graveyard is a setting rather than a different game underneath.
RTP, bets and maximum win
95.5%
RTP
x3,608,855
Top multiplier
$200
Max bet
4
Difficulty levels
95.5% is the series norm and describes the long run rather than a session.
The ceiling is x3,608,855, the same figure Chicken Road Race, Chicken Road 2.0 and Chicken Road Ice publish.
Provably fair
Chicken vs Zombies is listed as provably fair, and the studio states that round outcomes are generated by a cryptographic algorithm rather than decided as the round runs.
The principle is a commitment made in advance: the server fixes the outcome and publishes a hash of it before the round, the player's seed is mixed in, and both are revealed afterwards so the result can be recomputed. Where the seeds and the verification tool live differs between operators, so the game's own fairness panel is the place to look.
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Strengths and weaknesses
Pros
- 95.5% published RTP, in line with the series
- Provably fair rounds that can be verified afterwards
- Stakes from $0.01
- Cash out after any step, so the risk stays the player's own call
Cons
- Easy mode tops out at 23.24x across thirty steps
- Every difficulty figure matches Chicken Road Race and Chicken Road 2.0
- No bonus round, free spins or side features
- Mechanically the road series with a different backdrop
Final verdict
Chicken vs Zombies is the road series in a graveyard. The mechanic, the four difficulty levels and the 95.5% return are the ones the studio has shipped repeatedly, and the difficulty table matches Chicken Road Race and Chicken Road 2.0 figure for figure; the zombies are the change.
It does carry one thing the road games mostly do not: provably fair rounds, verifiable after the fact. What is missing is a published cash cap, so the seven-figure ceiling has nothing stated behind it — worth settling with the operator before staking anything large.
Game facts
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Provider | InOut Games |
| Release date | 2025-10-23 |
| Game type | Step multiplier |
| RTP | 95.5% |
| Variance | Adjusted |
| Top multiplier | x3,608,855 |
| Maximum payout | Not published |
| Bet range | $0.01 – $200 |
| Features | Step multiplier |
| Themes | Chicken, graveyard, provably fair, tombstone, zombie |
| Technology | JS, HTML5 |
| Game size | 10 MB |
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from Chicken Road?
In setting rather than in mechanic. Both are step multipliers with four difficulty levels and the same 95.5% published return; here the road is a graveyard and the hazards are zombies.
What happens on a wrong move?
The round ends immediately. Everything the multiplier had accumulated is lost along with the stake.
What do the difficulty levels change?
How many zombies are on the field and how high the multiplier can climb: 30 zombies to a 23.24x ceiling on Easy, down to 18 zombies and 3,608,855.25x on Hardcore.
Is it provably fair?
Yes. Outcomes are generated cryptographically and can be verified after the round through the game's own fairness panel.
Does it have a bonus round?
No. As across most of the series, difficulty and cash-out timing are the whole of the game.
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