VeliPlay, the crash and instant games studio of the VeliTech group, has launched Chick’N’Fly, an automatic flight crash game that follows its earlier title Chick’N’Roll.

The game features a chicken in a helmet that builds a multiplier during each flight. Rounds start at 1x, and symbols collected along the way either add to or multiply the running value. A safe landing pays out whatever multiplier has been built.

Chick’N’Fly is available to operators worldwide through the VeliPlay portfolio and the wider VeliTech ecosystem, including its VeliGames aggregation platform.

The game in numbers

  • Base game RTP: 97%
  • Safe Landing mode RTP: 97%
  • Maximum multiplier: 10,000x
  • Maximum payout: $10,000 per bet
  • Jackpot symbols: prizes of up to 500x the stake
  • Animation speeds: four, selectable by the player

Features

The game has four boosters, among them a Life Vest that protects against a water landing and a Laser Gun that destroys rockets. An optional Safe Landing mode, chosen before takeoff, guarantees a successful landing.

Saved Key collections carry progress over between rounds. Once complete, they unlock a choice of three Treasure Chests holding an extra prize, a retention mechanic more often seen in slots and casual games.

What VeliPlay said

Volodymyr Dontsu, head of product at VeliPlay, said the release extends the studio’s crash range with “a new playful action theme”. He added that the title keeps “the same speed and simplicity” as earlier crash games while adding more action.

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About VeliTech

VeliTech is a B2B iGaming technology provider based in Cyprus. It offers a player account management platform, sportsbook, game aggregation and payments, along with proprietary crash and slot content.

Because the game is distributed through VeliGames, operators already connected to the VeliTech ecosystem can add it to their lobbies without a separate integration. Operators should still check the $10,000 per-bet payout cap against their own limits.