Chicken Halloween

How to play

A round begins with a choice of mode. In Manual mode the player picks a chicken and shoots at it, while Spin mode lets the game select a random chicken. Each click fires a shot, and shooting continues until the chicken goes down and releases its Coins. Hovering over a chicken shows a click counter with the number of shots already fired at it, and that progress is kept when switching to another target mid-round. A Chance to Win readout on hover gives the likelihood of downing that chicken with the first shot. Larger chickens need more shots but carry higher multipliers. Autoplay handles repeated rounds once targets, stop conditions and the number of rounds are set. The game also opens in a free demo and works on mobile, so the mechanics can be tried before staking anything. More BGaming games sit in the provider list, and the wider slots lobby holds other formats.

Theme and symbols

The setting is a Halloween farm under a purple night sky, with pumpkins and tombstones scattered around. The targets are chickens in costumes.

Features

Multipliers: every chicken displays its own value, from ×1.1 to the ×64 max win.

Manual and Spin modes: Manual means choosing a target and shooting, Spin means a random chicken is selected.

Tap-to-shoot: clicking fires shots until a chicken falls and releases its Coins.

Click counter: shows shots fired per chicken and keeps progress when targets change.

Chance to Win: shows the odds of a first-shot takedown.

Autoplay: targets, stop conditions and number of rounds are set in advance, and rounds then play automatically.