InOut Games

One decision per round

Everything InOut Games makes revolves around a single choice: when to stop and bank what you have. Its most famous title has no reels and no free spins to chase. You advance a step, weigh up another, and live with the outcome. Rounds are therefore very short and the maths unusually transparent. The flip side is that this one decision is almost the whole game, and that will not appeal to every player.

Spec sheet: Chicken Road and Ice Fish

SlotSpecs lists two InOut titles. Confirmed figures:

Same category on paper, very different games in practice.

Chicken Road: step, then decide

This is a road-crossing game. After choosing a difficulty, you guide a chicken across one lane at a time, and the multiplier climbs with every safe step. Land on a trap and the round is gone; stop instead and you keep the multiplier reached so far. Our review demonstrates that the published multiplier ladders match a straightforward model: a fixed board, a defined count of hidden traps for each difficulty, and every possible stopping point priced to give back the same 98% in the long run. Picking a harder level reshapes the spread of outcomes but leaves that long-run figure alone. Because sources give conflicting top multipliers, we mark max win as unverified.

Ice Fish: spin, then watch

Here the engine is a wheel. Our review describes 45 sectors: white and grey anchor sectors plus three fish bonus sectors. You can add multipliers before the spin. Landing a bonus switches to an under-ice scene in which a single fish decides the result. The 5,000x ceiling comes from our verified specs, and our review shows it can only be reached by combining a pre-spin multiplier with the top fish sector. There is nothing to decide mid-round; once the chips are down, the wheel takes over.

In short, Chicken Road is about choice and Ice Fish is about chance plus one large bonus. Chicken Road also returns more, 98% versus 95.5%.

Is InOut really the Chicken Road studio?

Yes. InOut’s official website carries a dedicated Chicken Road page stating the 98% RTP, the 4 April 2024 launch date and four difficulty levels: easy, medium, hard and hardcore. Trade coverage backs this up, with Yogonet crediting InOut as the developer of the viral hit, and the studio’s homepage features a follow-up, Chicken Road 2.0, in its current line-up.

Fairness tools and return figures

Each of our two InOut games has a published RTP: 98% on the official Chicken Road page, and 95.5% for Ice Fish. Our Ice Fish review mentions a provably fair option for verifying rounds. Third-party write-ups of Chicken Road also describe hash-based verification, although the official page we looked at says nothing about it. Tools of this kind confirm a result was set before the round was played; they leave the return untouched.

Neither game has an official volatility rating. In Chicken Road, your chosen difficulty and your stopping point together act as your own risk dial.

Gaps in the company record

The studio’s website talks about "gamified products", translation into upwards of 15 languages, and partner support. Yogonet identifies Vladislav Snak as CEO. In a 2026 piece covering a distribution agreement, Yogonet summarises the studio’s focus as crash and instant-win titles with simple mechanics, brief sessions and design that puts mobile first.

Missing from the official site: a founding year, a registered address, any parent company and licensing information. Various other sites offer answers, but they contradict each other and none is a primary source. For that reason the founded, headquarters and parent fields are left empty.

Moving into slots

Yogonet reported in October 2025 that InOut had released Chicken Royal, its debut slot, built around the chicken from the crossing game. Today the homepage shows MegaBlock Empire, Dragon Pots and Wheel Out next to Ice Fish and Chicken Road 2.0.

Who should play InOut games?

• Players who like setting their own risk inside each round.
• Anyone with only a few minutes, given that rounds take seconds.
• Numbers fans, as the Chicken Road ladders can be calculated.

If extended bonus rounds and slot features are your thing, these instant titles will feel sparse.

In favour and against

In favour

• A published 98% RTP on Chicken Road, among the highest figures we list.
• Quick rounds built on a single, obvious decision.
• Provably fair checking is described for the instant titles.

Against

• Core company details such as founding year, address and licences are absent from its website.
• Beyond the stop decision, depth is limited.

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