Chicken Curry

Before beginning the round, choose the level of danger in the kitchen. In the lower-left corner of the screen, you will find four ”Difficulty” buttons labeled Easy, Medium, Hard, and Hardcore. Each setting changes how risky the cooking challenge becomes. Higher levels usually introduce more cooking steps and larger multipliers, but they also increase the chance that the round ends prematurely. Select the level that matches your appetite for risk before starting the action.

When everything is ready, press the yellow “Play” button located on the right side of the screen. This begins the round. The chicken jumps onto the first pot, which displays a starting multiplier. Each pot represents the next step in the cooking process and carries a higher multiplier than the previous one. Successfully moving forward increases the potential payout.

After landing safely on a pot, two options appear in the bottom-right area of the screen. Press “Cash Out” to immediately collect the winnings calculated from your current multiplier and bet amount. If you prefer to push your luck, press “Go!” instead. This sends the chicken to the next pot with a higher multiplier. However, if the step fails, the round ends instantly, and the wager is lost.

For automated gameplay, click the “Auto” button located just above the “Play” option. This opens the “Autoplay“ settings window, where you can configure how the automatic rounds should behave. In this panel, you can set the wager amount, adjust the number of rounds, and define optional controls such as “Cashout“ conditions. Once the settings are prepared, press the large circular yellow button on the right side of the panel to enable automated rounds.