Chicken Man Slot Review

Chicken Man Slot Overview

Chicken Man slot throws me straight into a tongue in cheek superhero caper with a jacked up rooster standing guard over a 5x5 grid and 19 fixed paylines. Bets run from 0.10 up to 100 a spin, so I can treat it as a casual flutter or a full on high roller session. It looks silly, but underneath sits a serious high volatility maths model aimed at bonus hunters.

The whole game revolves around Golden Egg wilds, collection phases and a single make or break Payout Spin. In both Eggvenger's Assemble and Super Eggsplosion I hoard wilds, upgrade multipliers on the grid, then watch everything fire off in one final spin. That last spin can whiff completely or throw out something mad up to 12,500x my bet, which suits my go big or bust mood.

Theme & Design in Chicken Man

In Chicken Man I am plonked in the middle of a glossy city street, with glass fronted towers framing the reels and a pumped up orange chicken flexing away beside them. The comic book art pops with bold colours, from gem symbols to money bags, and the whole thing has a slightly daft superhero vibe. A laid back jazzy soundtrack keeps it light, even when the spins turn brutal.

Game Symbols and Payouts in Chicken Man

On the Chicken Man paytable the low end starts with the usual 10, J, Q, K and A symbols. Five of a kind across a payline pays from 1x up to 2.5x my bet, so they mostly keep the balance ticking over between features. They line up fairly often with that 42% hit rate, but on their own they rarely move the needle unless wild multipliers get involved.

The premium symbols tie into the money side of this superhero story. The globe, trophy, gem and bulging money bag pay between 7.5x and 25x my stake for five across. That money bag is the regular symbol I really want stacked with multipliers on the Payout Spin. In a good bonus it is not unusual to see several of these linking up with chunky multiplied wilds.

The Golden Egg wild is the real star on the Chicken Man reels. It substitutes for all regular pays and five on a line pay a hefty 50x my bet even before multipliers kick in. Safe scatters and Bank scatters do not pay, but three of either set off Eggvenger's Assemble or Super Eggsplosion, which is where those collected wilds and tile multipliers start to go crazy.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x25
	4	x10
	3	x2.5
	5	x17.5
	4	x7.5
	3	x2
	5	x12.5
	4	x5
	3	x1.5
	5	x7.5
	4	x2.5
	3	x1
	5	x2.5
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x0.7
	3	x0.2
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.1
	5	x1.2
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.1
	5	x1
	4	x0.3
	3	x0.1
	Wild
	5	x50
	Bonus

How to Play Chicken Man

Playing Chicken Man is straightforward, which I like in a high variance slot. I set my stake with the bet arrows, from 0.10 up to 100 per spin, then hit the big spin button or tap the space bar to get things moving. If I fancy a longer session I flick on Autoplay, choose how many spins I want, and let the superhero chicken do his thing.

Wins in Chicken Man pay from left to right across the 19 paylines, and I need at least three matching symbols to land from the first reel. When I am sizing up a new stake I always pop open the information panel, scan the paytable and feature rules, then decide how aggressive I want to be. Turbo Play is handy too when I just want rapid fire spins.

Bonus Features in Chicken Man

Eggvenger's Assemble in Chicken Man triggers when three Safe scatters land in the base game. I am thrown into a Collection Phase where only non paying symbols and wilds can appear. I start with three lives and every dead spin knocks one off, while any spin with at least one wild resets me back to three. Each wild sticks a 2x multiplier on its tile, which doubles whenever another wild drops there.

The Collection Phase in Chicken Man ends after three spins without a wild, then the real sweat begins. All collected Golden Eggs are fired back onto random positions on the grid for a single Payout Spin, while regular pay symbols fill the gaps. If more than one multiplier frame hits the same winning line, the values add together, so stacked tiles lining up with premiums can go absolutely wild.

Super Eggsplosion in Chicken Man works the same way but starts with a special Super Spin. Only blank symbols and multipliers of 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x or 10x can land, so some tiles begin hot from the off before wilds even show up. If I do not fancy waiting, there is a Bonus Buy panel where I can grab Eggvenger's Assemble for 100x bet or Super Eggsplosion for 200x, plus Bonushunt FeatureSpins.

RTP, Volatility and Max Win in Chicken Man

Chicken Man runs on a high volatility setup that Backseat Gaming rates 5 out of 5, so I brace for dry spells and streaky sessions. The main RTP comes in at 96.31%, although some operators might use a lower model, and the hit frequency sits around 42%. On paper the game can reach wins of 12,500x my bet, almost always coming from a stacked multiplier bonus.

Is Chicken Man a Good Game?

For me Chicken Man works because it leans hard into its silly superhero angle while still giving proper high risk gameplay. The two stage bonuses with their Collection Phase and all or nothing Payout Spin create genuine tension, especially when I have stacks of 10x tiles waiting. That hit or miss feeling will not suit everyone, but when it lands it can pay for a long grind in seconds.

The flipside with Chicken Man is that the base game has very little going on beyond wilds, so I treat it as a pure bonus hunt slot. If I am in the mood to chase max potential and do not mind the odd anti climatic finish on that final spin, this feathered hero is right up my street. If I want gentler variance, I look elsewhere for the night.

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