Pragmatic Play Adds Retro Arcade Game Chicken+ to Portfolio

(AsiaGameHub) –   This new release delivers a retro-style, high-volatility arcade experience where players navigate escalating risk-reward scenarios. They must decide whether to secure their current winnings or advance for greater multipliers, with potential payouts ranging from modest sums to over 3,000,000x, depending on the chosen difficulty.

Press release.- Pragmatic Play has expanded its arcade portfolio with the introduction of Chicken+, a retro-inspired title featuring fast-paced action and considerable win potential.

Brought to life with nostalgic 8-bit graphics, the game challenges players to steer a chicken safely across a highway, avoiding oncoming traffic and other obstacles.

Each successfully crossed lane increases the win multiplier. Players have the option to cash out their winnings at any time or attempt to traverse all lanes to claim the maximum prize; however, a single random accident will end the round as a loss. To assist their decisions, players can view the potential win and the percentage chance of winning for each lane.

Four risk levels are available: Easy, Mid, Hard, and Daredevil. Increasing the level reduces the number of lanes per round while simultaneously boosting volatility, elevating the maximum win potential from 24x in Easy mode to over 3,000,000x in Daredevil.

With its combination of retro visuals, a quirky theme, an intuitive interface, and rapid betting rounds, Chicken+ aligns with the growing demand for accessible, action-packed games.

The title marks the latest addition to Pragmatic Play’s continually expanding arcade suite, following the launches of Plinko+, Spire+, and Mines+.

Sharon McHugh, director of Public Relations at Pragmatic Play, stated: “Chicken+ merges retro charm with simple, highly engaging mechanics. Featuring configurable risk levels and significant win potential, it stands out as another compelling addition to Pragmatic Play’s diverse arcade portfolio, inviting players to test their nerve and cross the road.”