COSTUMED BIRDS CAUSE FARMYARD MAYHEM IN CHICKEN HALLOWEEN BY BGAMING

The chickens are stirring up trouble again, and this time, they’ve dressed for the occasion. BGaming introduces Chicken Halloween, a seasonal #Casual release that gives the familiar Chicken Shot formula a spooky makeover. The low-volatility title features tap-to-shoot gameplay, eight multipliers ranging from ×1.1 to ×64, transparent Chance To Win statistics, and customizable Autoplay. The BGaming demo is available for players looking to join the Halloween madness.

The farm has transformed into an eerie playground under a purple night sky, complete with pumpkins, tombstones, and crooked trees. Chickens dressed as vampires and mummies roam the yard, pop out of windows, and fly across the screen on broomsticks. Towering over the smaller birds is a giant stitched chicken, carrying the top ×64 prize on its belly.

The rules are simple: choose a target and keep shooting until it bursts into Coins. Each chicken carries its own multiplier, with larger birds requiring more shots to take down. Players can hover over any target to check its Chance To Win, which shows the probability of success on the first shot. A Click Counter tracks how many attempts have been made, saving progress even when switching between chickens during a round.

Chicken Halloween provides two ways to take aim. Manual mode gives players control over their targets, while the Spin button randomly selects a chicken for each shot. For automated sessions, customizable Autoplay allows you to select preferred birds in play, set the number of rounds, and define stop conditions.

Chicken Halloween is available to explore at bgaming.com, where players can test their aim against the farm’s costumed troublemakers in the demo. Once the hunt is over, check out more #Casual titles from BGaming with familiar mechanics and captivating gameplay.