Chicken Road by InOut Games Review 2026: Chicken Road 2.0, BalloniX, RTP and Licence
Short answer: Chicken Road is a step-by-step multiplier game made by InOut Games, released in April 2024 with a published RTP of 98%; Chicken Road 2.0 (95.5%) and the balloon crash game BalloniX (96%) followed in 2025. The company behind the studio, IOGr B.V., says it works under an Anjouan B2B licence, but it gives no number and we could not find it on a public register we could check on 21 October 2026. Our testers have not played these games yet.
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At a glance
| Licence check | Not found on a public register we could check (21 October 2026). |
|---|---|
| Company | IOGr B.V. |
| Founded | Not published |
| Based in | Not published |
| Crash games |
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| What the studio says about them | Chicken Road: released 4 April 2024, single player, RTP 98%; a hen heads for a golden egg while avoiding dangers; four difficulty levels (easy, medium, hard, hardcore); InOut says each level raises the possible winning odds and the risk of 'getting fried' grows with each step; Chicken Road 2.0: released 15 April 2025, single player, RTP 95.5% (written '95,5%' on InOut's page); the chick dashes across a busy highway, dodging cars and trucks; BalloniX: released 25 July 2025, single player, RTP 96%; the Chicken Road hen flies a hot air balloon; the higher it goes the greater the multiplier, and the balloon can pop at any moment; players choose when to claim; InOut says its games are localised into 15+ languages, support multiple currencies, and come with an operator back office for checking player rounds; InOut's restricted-countries list names 26 countries (including Singapore, China, the UK and the USA); Malaysia is not on it; InOut has an award line on its home page ('Best crash game portfolio' and others) without naming the awarding bodies; not used |
| Checked | 21 October 2026 |
Who makes Chicken Road, and what we could check
Chicken Road is made by InOut Games. The company named in the policies on its site is IOGr B.V., which describes itself as the owner and provider of the site and says it supplies licensed operators under an Anjouan B2B licence, issued in the Autonomous Island of Anjouan in the Union of the Comoros. It gives no licence number, no founding year and no office address on the pages we read. On 21 October 2026 we could not find its licence on a public register we could check, so this review treats the studio as unverified.
Chicken Road, Chicken Road 2.0 and BalloniX
Chicken Road, released on 4 April 2024, is a single-player game in which a hen heads for a golden egg while avoiding dangers along the way. Players choose one of four difficulty levels, from easy to hardcore; InOut says a higher level raises the possible odds, and the risk of the hen getting fried grows with each step. Chicken Road 2.0, from April 2025, moves the chick onto a busy highway full of cars and trucks. BalloniX, from July 2025, is closer to a classic crash game: the hen rides a hot air balloon, the multiplier grows with height, and the balloon can pop at any moment.
RTP: what InOut publishes
InOut's game pages give Chicken Road an RTP of 98%, Chicken Road 2.0 95.5% and BalloniX 96%. These are the studio's long-run figures over a very large number of rounds, not a guide to any session, and the rules screen at your casino shows the figure that applies there. InOut's pages do not say whether casinos can choose other RTP settings, and they do not describe how each round's result is generated. Because the three games are single-player, each round is played alone rather than in a shared multiplayer round like Aviator.
What this means for a player in Malaysia
InOut Games supplies its games to online casinos and platforms, so they appear inside a casino's crash or mini game lobby, where the casino sets the bet range. On 21 October 2026 we saw Chicken Road, Chicken Road 2.0 and BalloniX in the mini game lobby of a Malaysia-facing casino site, and our casino records list Chicken Road as a featured game at one casino. InOut says its games are localised into more than 15 languages. Online casinos are not licensed in Malaysia, and because we could not confirm the studio's licence, check the casino's own licence as well.
What our testers will check
Hands-on testing has not started, and nothing on this page comes from our own play. When our testers open Chicken Road, Chicken Road 2.0 and BalloniX at a few casinos, they plan to record the RTP shown in each rules screen, the bet range each casino sets, how the four difficulty levels are presented, and how quickly the games load on a Malaysian mobile connection. We will also keep looking for IOGr B.V. on public registers. Until then, this review reports only what InOut Games publishes, as read on 21 October 2026.
RTP the studio publishes
| Game | RTP | Where the figure comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Road | 98% | Studio's own page |
| Chicken Road 2.0 | 95.5% | Studio's own page |
| BalloniX | 96% | Studio's own page |
Casinos we review that list InOut Games
Our casino records do not say which casinos carry InOut Games, so none are listed here.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Chicken Road legit?
Chicken Road is a real game from InOut Games, but we cannot confirm the studio's licence. Its company, IOGr B.V., says it works under an Anjouan B2B licence without giving a number, and on 21 October 2026 we could not find it on a register we could check. Check the casino's own licence as well.
Is the Chicken Road game real or fake?
The game is real: InOut Games publishes it with a free demo on its own site and supplies it to online casinos. InOut does not list a download app on the pages we read, so treat any standalone app or site that promises earnings from Chicken Road with caution.
What is the RTP of Chicken Road?
InOut's game page gives Chicken Road an RTP of 98%. Chicken Road 2.0 is listed at 95.5% and BalloniX at 96%. The rules screen at your casino shows the figure that applies there.
How does Chicken Road work?
A hen heads for a golden egg while avoiding dangers. Players pick one of four difficulty levels, from easy to hardcore; InOut says higher levels raise the possible odds, and the risk of the hen getting fried grows with each step.
What is the difference between Chicken Road and Chicken Road 2.0?
Chicken Road, from April 2024, has four difficulty levels and a published RTP of 98%. Chicken Road 2.0, from April 2025, sets the chase on a busy highway with cars and trucks and is listed at 95.5% RTP.
Who makes Chicken Road?
InOut Games. The company named in its site policies is IOGr B.V., which says it serves licensed operators under an Anjouan B2B licence. InOut does not publish a founding year or office address on the pages we read.
What is BalloniX?
BalloniX is InOut's balloon crash game from July 2025. The Chicken Road hen flies a hot air balloon, the multiplier grows as it rises, and the balloon can pop at any moment. InOut lists an RTP of 96%.
Can I play Chicken Road in Malaysia?
We do not recommend casinos on this page. Chicken Road appears in the mini game lobby of at least one Malaysia-facing casino site, with bet limits set by the casino. We could not confirm the studio's own licence, so check the casino's licence too.