InOut — Slots, Games and Provider Overview

The provider’s official domain is inout.games. Current legal pages identify IOGr B.V. as the owner and platform supplier. Its KYC Policy describes the company as a B2B provider working with operators, resellers and integrators, while the Privacy Notice explains that IOGr B.V. supplies a gaming platform and back-end services to licensed operators.

The current main website does not publish an exact founding date for the brand. The official Cookie Policy is dated 17 April 2024, while Chicken Road has an official release date of 4 April 2024. It is therefore safe to say that the brand and its flagship product had a public presence by spring 2024. The common secondary-source wording that InOut was “founded in 2024” is not used here as a confirmed incorporation date.

The corporate site has a clear B2B focus, including API integration, back-office tools, operator configuration, analytics, multi-currency support, game branding and partner support. These functions are intended for casinos and aggregators rather than for a player’s account.

InOut is most recognisable in crash and instant gaming, where rounds are short and usually revolve around one decision. The current catalogue, however, is broader than a single genre.

• Step-by-step risk games. Chicken Road and related versions let players advance one step at a time. Each safe move raises the potential multiplier, while the player decides whether to continue or secure the result.
• Crash and flight formats. Avia Fly 2 uses a flight path with multipliers, divisors and risk elements.
• Mines. Mine Slot and related releases are built around revealing safe positions and managing risk without conventional reels.
• Plinko and drop mechanics. The catalogue includes Plinko AZTEC and newer drop-style games in which the outcome follows a trajectory or progressive reveal.
• Arcade / instant. Wheel Out, Frog Jump, Ice Fish, MegaBlock, Penalty Unlimited, Rock Paper Scissors and other titles use short rounds and simple controls.
• Slot-style releases. Newer parts of the portfolio use Bonus Buy, Hold & Win and more familiar reel structures, gradually taking the brand beyond pure crash and instant games.

This mix explains why “InOut slots” does not fully describe the provider. When searching for a particular product, the game name or the official catalogue is more useful because new slot-style releases sit alongside crash, arcade and instant content.

Chicken Road is the release that gave the brand broad recognition. Its official page lists a release date of 4 April 2024 and 98% RTP. The game has four difficulty levels — easy, medium, hard and hardcore. Higher levels increase the potential multiplier more aggressively while also increasing the risk of ending the round without a payout.

The main loop is intentionally simple: the chicken crosses the road step by step, and after each successful move the player can continue or stop. This is not a conventional reel-and-payline slot. Choosing the risk level and deciding when to cash out are the core elements of play.

The series later expanded into several standalone versions. Chicken Road 2.0 was released on 15 April 2025 with an official RTP of 95.5%. Chicken Road Vegas and Chicken Road Gold followed in November 2025, also listing 95.5%. Chicken Road Ice arrived in winter, followed by Chicken Road Bonus in January 2026 with 97% RTP and Chicken Road 2 Bonus in February with 96.5%.

These differences show why the original Chicken Road RTP cannot be used for the full series. The titles are related, but their mathematical parameters and bonus layers differ.

InOut games are usually built around a quick choice and rising risk rather than a long chain of bonus features. The basic idea is often clear after the first round, although individual titles generate results in different ways.

• Step-by-step risk. Chicken Road raises the potential return after each safe step, with the player choosing when to stop.
• Rising multiplier. Crash and flight titles develop along a path or curve, making the cash-out decision or final round outcome central to play.
• Route selection. Frog Jump lets the player choose a direction towards higher multipliers. Its official page states a maximum of up to 25,000x.
• Physical or visual trajectory. Wheel Out and drop-style products use moving objects as the main game element rather than reels.
• Bonus Buy. Royal Drop can provide direct access to the bonus section instead of requiring the normal progressive reveal.
• Short themed scenarios. Ice Fish, Penalty Unlimited and other arcade titles use familiar themes around a compact RNG round.

The provider also highlights multi-currency support, localisation in more than 15 languages, API integration and game branding. These are B2B infrastructure features and do not automatically change the RTP or rules of an individual game.

The releases below illustrate different parts of the catalogue and the confirmed maths of specific versions. This is not a subjective “best games” ranking.

The current official catalogue also shows Joker’s Clash, Dragon Pots and Rump And Friends. Complete official maths and release details for those entries were not reliably available in the indexed pages used for the factual baseline, so exact RTP and dates are not guessed here.

There is no single RTP for InOut. Values differ even within Chicken Road: the original lists 98%, Chicken Road 2.0 95.5%, Chicken Road Bonus 97% and Chicken Road 2 Bonus 96.5%. Other official pages also use different figures, including Royal Drop at 96%, Wheel Out at 96.5%, Frog Jump at 95.5% and Ice Fish at 95.5%.

That means the statement “InOut has 98% RTP” would be inaccurate: 98% belongs to a specific Chicken Road version. For real play, check the exact game card, Help or Info screen of the launched client. This is particularly important for titles with multiple risk levels, bonus mechanics or operator-dependent configurations.

InOut’s official pages do not publish volatility as consistently as RTP. In step-by-step games, the player may select the risk level directly through difficulty settings, while other instant formats use their own internal payout distributions. It is therefore more accurate to describe the confirmed mechanics of individual games than to label the entire catalogue as uniformly “high” or “medium” volatility.

InOut continued updating its catalogue rapidly in 2026. Around the end of August, the official Games section featured Dragon Pots, Rump And Friends, Joker’s Clash, Royal Drop, Wheel Out and Frog Jump among newer entries. The mix shows that the provider is developing not only Chicken Road but also separate arcade, drop and slot-style products.

Releases with fully available official game pages include Avia Fly 2 and Chicken Road Bonus on 27 January, Chicken Road 2 Bonus on 25 February, Ice Fish on 11 June, Wheel Out and Frog Jump on 23 June, and Royal Drop on 4 August 2026.

The company also expanded its industry profile. Its official news feed records a Game Provider of the Year award at the G GATE Awards 2026. Awards can provide corporate context, but they are not evidence of a higher RTP, the safety of a particular casino or the quality of every individual game.

Current KYC and Privacy pages on the official website identify IOGr B.V. as the owner and platform provider and state that it operates under an Anjouan B2B licence. The current pages used for this review do not publish a licence number in their open text, so the article keeps the confirmed jurisdiction and B2B status without substituting an older or third-party number.

This distinction matters because an older test subdomain still contains wording referring to Curaçao eGaming and 1668/JAZ. The newer Privacy Notice, effective from 26 August 2025, and the current KYC Policy point to Anjouan instead. The newer official legal documents take priority for current wording.

InOut publishes a separate Restricted Countries list. It includes, among others, the United Kingdom, United States, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine, Turkey, the UAE and Australia. That list should not be read as proof that every unlisted country, casino or game is automatically available or legally permitted; actual access depends on the operator, its licences, agreements, integration and local rules.

A provider’s B2B licence does not replace an online casino’s licence. When choosing an operator, its legal status, payment rules and account terms should be assessed separately.

Many official InOut game pages include a Demo button. This is especially useful for crash and instant formats because players can first understand the risk logic, sequence of actions and stopping point without moving directly to real-money play. Demo availability on the provider’s site does not guarantee a free-play mode at every casino.

The company positions its games as web- and mobile-ready and promotes a fast API for operators. The main site also highlights multi-currency support and localisation in more than 15 languages. In normal use, the games run inside a casino’s browser or mobile interface, so a separate InOut application is not a general requirement.

Game-level language availability can still vary by title and operator. It is therefore better to check the live game client than to assume that every supported platform language is available across the full catalogue.