Lucky Clucks 4: A Murder Most Fowl
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About Lucky Clucks 4: A Murder Most Fowl
Lucky Clucks 4: A Murder Most Fowl is a slot from Crazy Tooth Studio. Lucky Clucks 4: A Murder Most Fowl combines a farm setting with crime, mystery and Gothic cartoon themes. A wheel bonus and symbol transformation give this sequel specific mechanics to investigate beyond its unusual premise.
Gameplay and features
The catalogue lists a 5×4 layout. With line payments, qualifying symbols must follow the active paths described in the paytable. Check the required number of matching symbols and the payment direction; a similar looking combination elsewhere on the board may follow different rules.
Its catalogue feature list includes Buy Bonus, Free Spins, Random Features, Symbol Transformation, Multiplier, Wheel Bonus, Jackpot, Retrigger and Instant Prize. For free spins, read the trigger conditions, the awarded rounds and any changes from the main game. Random features have separate activation rules and should not be treated as predictable events. For a related title to compare, explore Murder Mystery and read its rules alongside these features.
RTP and game information
The catalogue RTP is 96.70%. This theoretical figure describes a long run model, rather than the return from a particular session. The listed volatility is medium high, a broad description of payout variability. The catalogue maximum is 2,482 times the stake; that ceiling does not indicate how often such an outcome occurs. Compare these figures with the information shown for Most Wanted: Hold & Win, keeping differences between game versions in mind.
Explore the demo
Explore the demo when it is available and take time to identify the main controls, the rules menu and any separate bonus instructions. The configuration displayed in that version is the relevant reference for its actual settings. A listed bonus purchase may not be available in every version; check its displayed cost and conditions separately.
For two further comparisons, browse Mystery Mice and Unholy Mystery. Reading their separate rules helps distinguish shared theme labels from differences in actual game structure.
