Chicken Runner

A ceiling of 2,231× the stake sets the tone for Chicken Runner, the crash-style game Solidicon released on 1 April 2026. It is one of only 11 titles in the studio's catalogue. Reels play no part here. A single climbing multiplier carries every round.

The 97% payback, confirmed on two reads

The 97% return is corroborated rather than a solitary claim — a second source lands on the same number. Weighed against the 96.08% centre point our 9,006 catalogued returns produce, that figure runs just under a point higher. For a crash format the margin matters as much as any bonus would in a reel game, because there is no free-spin round to fall back on.

How the multiplier climb and cash-out work

There are no paylines and no Megaways engine. A multiplier starts low and ticks upward across the round, and you pick the moment to bank it. Cash out in time and the live figure is paid; wait past the drop and the stake is gone. The most the game will return is 2,231× the stake, a number reached only at the far end of that curve.

Who a step-multiplier game suits

This favours players who would rather make a timing call than watch symbols land. Our reach data is thin: a lone New Zealand operator lists it 30th, and Switzerland places it 39th across nine books, with Canada far back at 127th. Released in April 2026, it has yet to spread widely.

Three units in every 100 staked settle with the house at 97% over many rounds — fix a spending cap before the first climb. 18+.