Introduction
The online casino slot "Chicken Road 2" is a sequel to the original game of the same name. This review aims to provide an in-depth analysis of the game’s features, gameplay mechanics, and overall player experience.
Theme and Design
The theme of Chicken Road 2 revolves around farm animals, specifically chickens. The game takes place on a rustic countryside road where players can collect Chicken Road 2 rewards by spinning various farming-themed symbols. The design is colorful and cartoon-like, with bright colors used extensively throughout the gameplay area. The background features rolling hills, trees, and farmhouses, while the reels are adorned with farm tools, chickens, pigs, cows, and other animal characters.
Symbols
The game’s paytable includes a variety of low-paying symbols, including 5 different types of card suits (9-A) in various colors: red, blue, green, yellow, and orange. These cards have the same value across all games on our list but can be adjusted based on individual online slot settings.
High-value symbols include:
- Cow : This is the game’s highest-paying symbol, offering a payout of up to 25 times for five matching instances.
- Pig : The pig pays out up to 10 times when matched in sets of five.
- Chicken (Egg-laying) : As one of two chicken symbols, this provides payouts from 4x for three matches and a maximum payout of 40x your line bet with every single 5 matching instances.
A set of unique game-specific logos also serve as paytable winners:
- Fork : • Three match on an active bet line: up to 100 times • Four matches across any activated win line: up to a 500 times reward • Five such winning lines filled with the logo character can be worth $25000.
- Chicken (Pecking) : A chicken pecking,
- Payouts from three for about four coins
- 600-1200 dollar award when matching five Fork symbols appear together and in combination on a set payline.
Wild Symbol: The game does not include an explicit wild symbol but has two special characters with specific roles. These are mentioned separately below in the Scatters & Specials section of this document, rather than under standard "wild" heading to maintain clarity throughout the analysis since those elements work more closely related terms ‘scatter’.