MyStake is an online gaming platform that offers a wide variety of games to its users, including slots, table games, and live dealer options. Among these numerous games is "Chicken Game", a slot machine designed with an interesting theme, colorful graphics, and engaging gameplay mechanics.
Theme and Design
The game revolves around the concept MyStake Chicken demo of a farm setting where chickens are being raised for meat production. Players take on the role of farmers, trying to maximize their earnings while avoiding mishaps that could result in significant losses. The background and reel designs feature illustrations of different stages within a chicken’s life cycle, adding an interactive element to the gameplay experience.
The slot has five reels with three rows each, containing various symbols such as farm equipment like tractors and plows, food for chickens including grains and seeds, water containers, buildings like coops or barns, animals other than chickens (like pigs and ducks), fruits used in chicken feed, and lastly the high-paying logo of ‘Cluck Norris’ – a reference to Chuck Norris. Each symbol has its own unique design based on farm items that add more depth to gameplay.
Symbols
The regular paying symbols are represented by low-value ones like 9 through Ace (A) which appear in various colors, making them look lively and visually appealing despite their small returns. Other than these common numbers/symbols (called base game symbols), there’s one set for higher-paying combinations: these include the farm equipment items such as tractors & plows that are valuable than ‘high-value’ card faces since they offer more points upon matching sequences.
High-value combination rewards in Chicken Game increase incrementally with every three consecutive matches up until four (or less) when winning six times your current balance if you manage to match at least five high-valued symbols – it is considered maximum bet win while also offering substantial cashouts due its lower volatility nature discussed ahead under ‘RTP’ & ‘Volatility’.