Chicken Hunt
Chicken Hunt is a WINGO! arcade game played on a single farmyard screen, with no reels or paylines. Chickens appear across the yard, and a click sends a shot at whichever one is targeted. The RTP is 97%, and the top win is 64 times the bet. Bets run from 0.10 FUN to 4,000 FUN.
Every chicken carries its own multiplier, from x1.1 at the low end up through x1.5, x2, x4, x8, x16 and x32 to a top prize of x64. When a chicken bursts, its multiplier is applied to the bet and the amount is added to the balance. If it does not burst, the bet is lost. Each bird also shows its chance of being taken down, and those odds fall as the multiplier rises, from about 88% on the x1.1 birds to around 1.5% on the x64.
The game runs on two modes. In Manual mode the player picks a chicken and clicks it directly to take the shot. In Spin mode the game chooses the target, and the GO! button fires at a random bird. Larger chickens take more hits before they burst, and clicking and holding a chicken sets off fast repeat shots. Smaller birds drop quickly. The bigger ones hold out for the higher multipliers.
Autoplay handles the shooting on its own. The player sets the number of rounds and the stop conditions, which can end the run on any win, on a single win above a set amount, or once the balance moves up or down by a chosen figure. An Advanced setting picks which chicken types autoplay will go after, from one type to all of them. Hovering over any chicken shows its chance to win and a counter of how many times it has been hit.
| Game provider | Wingo |
| Game platform |  UNIFIED |
WINGO!'s Chicken Hunt drops you into a bright farmyard where the birds never sit still. There are no reels or paylines here; you just click the chickens to win. The RTP is 97%, and the most you can win is 64 times your bet. You can bet from 0.10 FUN to 4,000 FUN.
Every chicken wears its own multiplier, running from x1.1 up through x1.5, x2, x4, x8, x16 and x32 to the top prize of x64. Land a burst and that multiplier is applied to your bet and paid into your balance. Miss and the bet is gone. Each bird also shows its chance of going down, and the odds shrink as the reward grows, from around 88% on the smallest to about 1.5% on the x64.
You play it your way through two modes. In Manual mode you pick your chicken and click straight on it to fire. In Spin mode the game lines up a target for you, and the GO! button takes the shot at a random bird. The bigger chickens need more hits to burst, so you can click and hold one to fire off fast repeat shots. The little ones fall fast, and the stubborn big birds hold the largest multipliers.
When you want to sit back, Autoplay runs the rounds for you. You set how many rounds to play and when to stop, whether that is on any win, on a single win above a set amount, or once your balance climbs or drops by a figure you choose. An Advanced option even lets you pick which chicken types to go after. Hover over any bird to see its chance to win and how many times it has been hit, then pick your shot and start the hunt.
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