Chicken Chase

And that's it y'all. Chicken Chase keeps things light, breezy, and simple throughout. Little emotional commitment is required, which might be ideal for an undemanding session. The problem is, saying Chicken Chase's rewards tend to the low side is something of an understatement. This is gaming for those who appreciate the dynamics of a low volatile slot, firing off frequent, albeit unspectacular, wins. It's not hard to see some players being drawn to what Chicken Chase has to offer, however. In some ways, you get two spins for the piece of one, so it might be a hit with players looking to draw out their game time as much as possible. Picking held reels can be kind of fun, and you don't have to pay extra like you do with features such as HyperSpins fromTriple Edge/Microgaming, where repeated use can get pricey. Here, it's free. Chicken Chase's hold function might not be as sophisticated or as immersive, but you can't argue with the cost. Memorising the game's win lines might help when picking which reels to hold. Fortunately, there are only 10 of them. However, you often get what you pay for in life, and when it comes to winning potential, Chicken Chase is about as meagre as it gets. First, the Bonus Round maxes out at 150x, and that's only if you get lucky on a five bonus symbol trigger. Secondly, should Chicken Chase hit210x the betin a single game round, boom, that's it, game over. We're assuming the max win frequency is quite high as compensation, but Pragmatic Play hasn't dropped the official stat for us to be able to verify. We've got a sneaky suspicion there won't be too many degens lining up to do battle with Chicken Chase any time soon. To its credit, Chicken Chase doesn't try to sell itself as a big win, big thrill game, like some lightweight slots try to do. It's undemanding and chases a specific sector of the market that is after a lite, charming style of slot.