InOut: InOut Games, the Curaçao-registered studio behind Chicken Road
InOut Games, operated by IOGr B.V. in Curaçao, has made crash, mines and step-multiplier games since 2024. Chicken Road is its best-known title, and Chicken Royal, released in October 2025, was its first slot.
The studio
Who InOut are
InOut Games (also written INOUT) is a B2B developer of instant-play casino games. Its website names the operating company as IOGr B.V., registration number 161532, at Julianaplein 36, Willemstad, Curaçao, and says it has delivered instant-play content since 2024. Trade press names Vladislav Snak as chief executive.
The studio’s profile rests on Chicken Road, in which the player moves a chicken step by step across a road and decides after each step whether to cash out. European Gaming called it a viral hit when reporting on Chicken Royal, InOut’s first slot, in October 2025. Many fan and affiliate sites use the Chicken Road name; at least one we checked states in its own footer that it is not the official InOut site.
The catalogue is built from short-round formats: road and step games, crash games such as Avia Fly 2 and Hamster Run, mines, plinko, dice, keno and a Jogo Do Bicho game. Ownership beyond the named legal entity is not published. IGP carries 69 InOut titles, listed in its catalogue as InOut Slots.
- Full name: InOut Games; legal entity IOGr B.V. (company-stated)
- Founded: 2024, company-stated
- Headquarters: Willemstad, Curaçao (registered address, company-stated)
- Owner or parent: Not published; chief executive Vladislav Snak (trade press)
- Licences: Curaçao 1668/JAZ and Anjouan ALSI-202506032-FI2, company-stated, not checked on a register
- Content types: Crash, step-multiplier, mines, plinko and other instant games; slots since 2025
- In the IGP catalogue: 69 titles
The games
InOut titles
The titles below are listed on InOut’s own site; descriptions come from the company, European Gaming or, for Chicken Road’s release year, third-party sites.
| Title | Released | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Road | 2024 | Step game: guide a chicken across a road and choose when to cash out |
| Chicken Road 2 | — | Sequel to Chicken Road; arcade-style crossing with speeding cars |
| Chicken Royal | 2025 | InOut’s first slot, carrying the Chicken Road theme onto reels |
| Cricket Road | 2025 | Released November 2025 alongside four other titles, per InOut’s news page |
| Chicken Road 2 Bonus | 2026 | Released March 2026, per InOut’s news page |
| Chicken Shoot | 2026 | Released March 2026, per InOut’s news page |
| Hamster Run | — | Crash game with a hamster sprinting through a booby-trapped maze |
| Avia Fly 2 | — | Aviation-themed crash game |
| Plinko AZTEC | 2025 | Aztec-themed ball-drop game, released January 2025 |
| Jogo Do Bicho | — | In the IGP catalogue |
Every title in this table is in the IGP catalogue. The full list of 69 InOut titles is available from the IGP team on request.
What makes it different
What the studio is built around
InOut’s catalogue and its trade press coverage point to four clear priorities.
Short, repeated decisions
Most InOut games reduce play to one choice made quickly: take the current multiplier or risk another step, jump or flight. European Gaming described the studio’s focus as short betting cycles and player retention.
One hit, many variants
Chicken Road has been followed by Chicken Road 2 and Bonus, Ice, Race, Vegas and Gold versions, plus Chicken Royal, Chicken Shoot and Chicken vs Zombies. Frog Road, Fish Road, Rabbit Road and Cricket Road share the naming.
Frequent releases
InOut’s news page lists five releases on one day in November 2025 and four in March 2026. Its first slot, Chicken Royal, arrived in October 2025, moving the studio beyond crash formats.
Distribution through aggregators
In November 2025 InOut signed a distribution deal with Groove Technologies, putting its titles into Groove’s operator network through a single API. Its own site lists fiat and crypto currency support.
Where it runs
Markets and licensing
InOut’s website lists two licences: a Curaçao eGaming licence numbered 1668/JAZ and an Anjouan (Union of Comoros) licence numbered ALSI-202506032-FI2. We could not reach a Curaçao or Anjouan register to confirm either, so both are company-stated. The site does not list a licence from a European regulator such as the UKGC or MGA.
The company says its games are live in more than 40 countries and support over 15 languages, but it does not name those countries. Through IGP, the operator tells IGP its markets and IGP confirms which InOut titles can launch there.
- Curaçao eGaming: 1668/JAZ (company-stated)
- Anjouan: ALSI-202506032-FI2 (company-stated)
- RNG certification claimed; testing lab not named
- No UKGC or MGA licence listed
Recent activity
Recent activity
Dated items from 2024 onwards, each taken from a published source.
FAQ
InOut — common questions
InOut’s website gives a registered address at Julianaplein 36, Willemstad, Curaçao, for its operating company IOGr B.V. It does not list other offices. Some fan sites describe the studio as Cyprus-based; we found no company source for that.
Its website lists a Curaçao eGaming licence (1668/JAZ) and an Anjouan licence (ALSI-202506032-FI2). We could not check either on a public register. No UK, Maltese or other European licence is listed.
Yes. European Gaming credits Chicken Road to InOut Games, and the game is listed on InOut’s own site. Many websites use the Chicken Road name without being connected to the studio.
Mostly instant-play formats: road and step games, crash games, mines, plinko, dice and keno. Chicken Royal, released in October 2025, was its first slot.
The IGP catalogue lists 69 InOut titles, labelled InOut Slots. The full game list is available from the IGP team on request.
Through the IGP aggregator, on one API and one wallet. Tell IGP which markets you operate in and IGP will confirm which InOut titles can launch there.
Get InOut through one integration
Ask the IGP team for the full InOut game list and a check of which titles can launch in your markets.
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