InOut Games is a supplier that has built its reputation on crash-style and instant games, and its best-known title on this site is Chicken Road. Here is what the company publishes about its legal set-up, its catalogue and its technology.
Who is InOut Games?
The footer of the InOut Games website says the site is owned and operated by IOGr B.V., a company with registration number 161532 and a registered address in Willemstad, Curacao. The company calls itself a B2B technology provider that supplies gaming platform and back-end services to licensed operators. In other words, it works behind the scenes, and players reach its titles through casinos that have chosen to integrate them. The official website is inout.games.
Licensing and certification
InOut Games states that it is licensed and regulated by the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, part of the Union of Comoros, and its policies refer to an Anjouan B2B licence. Regulators in other jurisdictions, such as Malta, apply different requirements, which is worth knowing when you compare suppliers. On its responsible gambling page the company says its products are certified against the regulatory requirements of multiple jurisdictions, but it does not name the laboratories or the markets there. We therefore do not name any.
The site also publishes a KYC policy for business clients and a page of restricted countries. Players should read that page, because a game that is blocked in one territory may not be offered by a compliant operator there.
Game range
The homepage promotes several titles: Chicken Road 2.0, MegaBlock Empire, Dragon Pots, Rump and Friends, Wheel Out and Ice Fish, and the games page also lists seasonal and themed slots such as Aztec Totem and Zeus Flip. Chicken Road, according to the studio’s own game page, was released on 4 April 2024. The company talks about integrating quickly through a documented API, translating games into more than 15 languages, and supporting multiple currencies, while operators get an integrated back office with metrics and support for checking player rounds.
How to read the technical claims
Marketing language about integration and back offices says little about how fair a game is. For a player, the practical questions are: does the supplier publish the return-to-player figure, which laboratory tested the random number generator, and can a round be verified afterwards? InOut Games’ game pages publish a release date and RTP for Chicken Road, and our review discusses what is and is not stated about fairness. If a casino claims more than the supplier does, treat that claim cautiously.
InOut Games on Top 10 Casino Games
- Chicken Road: a step-by-step crash game in which you guide a chicken across a road.
The review covers difficulty modes, volatility and the published RTP, so we point you there rather than repeat the details.
What this means for African players
InOut Games lists restricted countries on its website, and a compliant operator should respect them. Because the supplier’s licence comes from Anjouan, check separately that the casino hosting the game is authorised in your own country. Gambling regulation varies a great deal across Africa, and some markets require local licences. Take time to read the operator’s terms, set deposit limits, and never treat a game as a source of income.
InOut Games FAQ
Who owns InOut Games?
The website names IOGr B.V., registered in Curacao, as owner and operator.
Which regulator licenses the studio?
It says it is regulated by the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan.
When was Chicken Road released?
On 4 April 2024, according to the studio’s game page.
Where do I find more providers?
Browse the casino games hub. You must be an adult to gamble, and losses are possible.
