Chicken Night Fever

Pear Fiction Studios reused the reel set and math model from an earlier mammoth-themed release to produce Chicken Night Fever, swapping in a barnyard disco of dancing poultry, warm brown-and-gold tones and a rolling disco ball that lights up whenever a big result lands. The count-up sequence leans fully into the theme, breaking into an animated poultry celebration once a win is confirmed.

Because the maths carried over from that earlier release, four RTP configurations are available, topping out at 96.09%, with the default setting hitting a win 35.28% of the time. Wins form left to right across a 5-reel, 3-row grid that runs 243 ways as standard; one of the SwiftHits symbol types can expand a reel to hold up to six symbols, taking the ways count as high as 7,776. Low-value wins come from a run of card royals rendered in a wood finish, paying 0.6x to 0.8x the stake for five in a row, while four coloured chicken symbols sit above them and pay between 2x and 4x for the same length; a Wild fills in for anything besides the scatter and SwiftHits symbols.

The SwiftHits feature comes in regular, respin and split variants: landing between three and twelve of them pays instantly, topping out at 5,000x for a full set of twelve, with a respin locking any that already landed on a reel before it spins again, and a split symbol adding extra positions to widen that reel. A disco ball scatter appearing on the middle three reels triggers a pair of spinning wheels that between them set the free spins total at 8 to 15 and attach a multiplier of x2 to x8 to every regular win during the round, with retriggers available and repeat SwiftHits payouts unaffected by the multiplier.

Five feature-buy packages sit in the shop, from a randomised spins-and-multiplier combination priced at roughly 54x the stake up to a fixed 15 spins with the full x8 multiplier for around 137x. Stakes for the base game run from 0.20 to 50, with volatility rated medium across the board.