InOut Games is one of the newest studios operating in the online casino space, founded in either 2021 or 2024 depending on the source — a discrepancy that reflects both the studio’s rapid early evolution and the ambiguity typical of young companies that go through significant structural changes before settling into a stable identity. What is not ambiguous is the commercial trajectory: within two years of becoming a visible presence in the iGaming market, InOut had integrated with over 20 casino platforms across 50+ countries, partnered with SoftGamings for global distribution, earned a SiGMA Americas Award nomination for Chicken Road in the Best Crash Game category, and received recognition at SiGMA Asia 2025 for Best Crash Game Portfolio.
The studio operates out of Cyprus and holds a Curaçao licence under the IOGr B.V. entity. Its product focus is deliberate and narrow: InOut builds arcade-style casino games designed for short, high-intensity sessions. The portfolio contains no traditional reel slots with free spins rounds. There are no progressive jackpots, no expanding symbol mechanics, no scatter pays. Instead, InOut games are built around a different interaction model — active decisions within a time-pressured environment, risk escalation structures the player controls in real time, and outcomes the player can verify through provably fair systems.
Chicken Road — The Defining Title
Chicken Road is InOut’s most commercially significant game and the title that established the studio’s reputation outside its initial operator network. The mechanic is structurally simple: a chicken character advances across a road dotted with ovens, each of which may or may not activate. The player chooses how many steps to cross, with each additional step multiplying the potential payout while increasing the probability of being stopped by an oven activation. The decision to stop at any point cashes out the accumulated multiplier.
What differentiates Chicken Road from a standard crash game is the granular control: the player does not watch a rising multiplier and guess when it will crash. Instead, they advance step by step, each step a discrete choice with explicit probability implications. Four difficulty levels adjust the underlying risk-reward curve: lower difficulty levels offer more consistent step completion rates and lower multiplier ceilings; higher difficulty levels compress the probability of long runs but reward successful completions with much larger multipliers. The maximum theoretical multiplier is listed at approximately 3,200,000×, though reaching this requires a run of consecutive successful steps at high difficulty that is extremely improbable in practice.
The 98% RTP on Chicken Road is among the highest of any named casino game title. This figure, combined with the provably fair verification and the active step-by-step decision structure, positions the game as one of the most transparently constructed titles in Australia.
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Full Game Portfolio
InOut releases new titles approximately every two months. The catalogue as of early 2025 covers 29+ games across several format types:
- Crash games — Avia Fly, Limbo, Chickenroad (multi-variant), and several newer entries in continuous development.
- Mines — Lucky Mines and variants. Grid-based games where hidden mines end the round; the player decides how many cells to reveal before cashing out.
- Plinko — Ball-drop format with adjustable risk levels, operating on a similar structural basis to BGaming’s Plinko but with InOut’s visual design language.
- Arcade games — Diver (underwater depth-descent cash-out mechanic), Goblin Tower (vertical escalation format), and several titles with original interaction models.
- Innovative formats — Stock Tycoon (inspired by live currency and stock charts), Cases (case-opening mechanic from video game culture applied to casino stakes), Coin Flip.
The portfolio breadth for a studio of InOut’s age is notable. Most comparable young studios focus on 5–10 titles and deepen quality before expanding volume. InOut’s approach — releasing frequently and iterating across format variants — reflects a market-test philosophy: identify which mechanics resonate with which player segments and develop those directions further.
Technical Features and Player Tools
Several InOut games include player-facing control features that are uncommon in both traditional slots and standard crash games. Adjustable volatility settings in some titles allow players to modify the risk curve without changing the underlying RTP — lower volatility configurations produce more frequent, smaller cash-out opportunities; higher volatility shifts potential toward rarer but larger outcomes. Automatic payout triggers let players set a target multiplier or step count for auto-completion, removing the reaction-time element from the decision. Double bet functionality — available in select titles — allows two simultaneous bets at different risk levels within the same round.
All InOut games support provably fair verification. The studio publishes its verification methodology transparently, and players can confirm individual round outcomes through standard cryptographic seed checking. This is a non-negotiable feature for the crypto casino market segment that represents a significant portion of InOut’s current distribution.
RTP and Volatility Data
InOut game RTPs range from 95% to 99% across the catalogue. Chicken Road sits at 98%. Other crash and arcade titles generally fall in the 96–97% range, with some mines and plinko variants reaching 97–98%. The RTP range is above the industry standard for traditional video slots (approximately 95–96.5%), which is consistent with the broader pattern of crash and arcade games in Australia.
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Market Position and Growth
InOut operates in a competitive segment populated by more established names: BGaming, Spribe, Galaxsys, and SmartSoft all produce crash and instant games with larger catalogues and longer market histories. InOut’s differentiation strategy rests on format innovation — particularly the step-based decision mechanics in Chicken Road and the hybrid formats like Stock Tycoon — and on a release velocity that keeps the studio’s name appearing in operator update announcements regularly. Partnerships with SoftGamings for distribution and collaborations with Boomerang Casino and SoftSwiss demonstrate that despite its youth, InOut has secured relationships with credible industry partners rather than relying solely on smaller or unregulated platforms.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is InOut’s best game?
Chicken Road is InOut’s most widely recognised and commercially successful title. Its 98% RTP, four difficulty levels, step-based decision mechanic, and provably fair verification make it the most complete single-game package in the InOut catalogue.
Are InOut games available in demo mode?
Yes. InOut makes demo versions of all its titles available on their official website and on casino platforms that support demo play. Demo mode uses simulated credits and does not require real money or an account at most partner casinos.
What licence does InOut hold?
InOut operates under a Curaçao licence via the IOGr B.V. entity. The studio is expanding into additional regulated jurisdictions — its partnership with SoftGamings facilitates access to markets requiring specific local certifications alongside the Curaçao base licence.