14 April 2022

PRAGMATIC PLAY DELIVERS THE GOODS IN LATEST RELEASE CHICKEN CHASE™

The provider launches a chicken-inspired slot

Pragmatic Play, a leading content provider to the iGaming industry, invites players to enter the henhouse in the latest farmyard inspired release, Chicken Chase™.

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Chicken Chase™ is played across a 5×3 set of reels that are packed full of farm-inspired icons. These are joined by a wild that can substitute all other symbols and aids in the creation of matching combinations across the title’s 10 paylines.

Each spin is split into two phases, with the initial one following a traditional format. Upon its completion, bettors can choose to hold certain reels, with the game providing prompts on which reels are best to hold. They are not charged for the next spin, where only the reels that haven’t been held are in play.

Landing three Golden Bonus Eggs will trigger the bonus feature, where players pick between four different chickens, with each providing a different egg prize. These are increased, based on the number of Bonus Eggs initially landed to unlock the bonus round.

The launch of Chicken Chase™ follows recent hits like Drill That Gold™, Barn Festival™and Tic Tac Take™, which reside amongst a collection of over 200 HTML5 titles in Pragmatic Play’s award-winning games portfolio.

Yossi Barzely, Chief Business Development Officer at Pragmatic Play, said: “Being able to deliver a lower volatility release like Chicken Chase™ is a testament to our diverse portfolio.

“Enabling users to have complete control over each spin and which reels to hold gives them true agency over the game, which is a key requirement for the retention of modern gamers.”

Pragmatic Play currently produces up to five new slot titles a month, while also delivering Live Casino and Bingo games as part of its multi-product portfolio, available through one single API.

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