Chicken Dash

A chicken risks the crossing in Chicken Dash, TaDa Gaming's tap-to-advance take on the crash format, where every step forward down a busy road pushes the multiplier higher until the player chooses to cash out or the chicken gets hit. There's no reel grid or payline structure here — the entire game plays out as a single lane of forward moves, each one carrying more risk than the last.

Players tap to send the chicken one step further across the traffic, and can stop to bank the current multiplier at any point rather than being forced to commit to the end of the round. Three risk settings are available — low, medium and high — changing how steep the multiplier curve gets and, with it, how far the chicken is likely to make it before a car ends the run. Two modifiers can appear as the round plays out: one nudges the chicken forward two or three spaces at once without any added risk, and the other adds a separate prize on top of whatever the crossing itself pays out once the round finishes.

Visually, Chicken Dash keeps to a plain cartoon style — a single chicken sprite, a road, and passing traffic rendered without much extra scenery, putting the focus entirely on the tap-and-cash-out decision rather than any surrounding theme.

The maximum win available is 20,659x the stake, reachable only by pushing deep into the high-risk setting, against a return to player of 96.85%. Bets run from 0.10 up to 100 per round, covering both cautious, frequent cash-outs and the rarer runs that chase the top multiplier.