BGaming's Halloween Casual Games: Aviamasters 2 Halloween and Chicken Halloween

BGaming has added two Halloween spin-offs to its #Casual range this month. Chicken Halloween came out on 14 October 2026 and Aviamasters 2 Halloween on 15 October 2026, according to the release dates on BGaming’s own game pages. Both are quick, simple instant-style games rather than reel slots, which makes them relevant to players who enjoy Aviator, Mines or Plinko.

The two games are part of a four-title Halloween set that BGaming announced on 12 October. The other two are slots: Spider Circus Hold and Win (out 19 October) and Noche de Almas (out 20 October). This article covers the two casual titles.

Aviamasters 2 Halloween at a glance

Detail	Aviamasters 2 Halloween
Provider	BGaming
Release date	15 October 2026
RTP	97%
Volatility	Medium-low
Max multiplier	x1,000
Type	#Casual (flight game)

Aviamasters is one of BGaming’s best-known casual series. The full collection now includes Aviamasters, Aviamasters X-Mas, Aviamasters 2 and, from this month, Aviamasters 2 Halloween.

BGaming says that “mathematically”, the new version keeps the x1,000 max multiplier together with a 97% RTP and medium-low volatility. In other words, the numbers are the same as Aviamasters 2. What changes is the look and the names of the features:

• The pilot becomes a pumpkinhead, and the islands glow green with jack-o’-lanterns, cornfields and vampire-style landmarks.
• The obstacles are now ghosts instead of rockets.
• The Boosters (Magnets, Laser Guns and Life Buoys) get seasonal designs, and Nitro becomes the Nitro Potion.

Game producer Vasili Pauliuchenko said the studio “couldn’t imagine Halloween at BGaming without an Aviamasters game” and that it also had in mind players who had not taken to the original concept.

Chicken Halloween at a glance

Detail	Chicken Halloween
Provider	BGaming
Release date	14 October 2026
RTP	97%
Volatility	Low
Multipliers	x1.1 to x64 (eight targets)
Type	#Casual (tap-to-shoot)

Chicken Halloween is a seasonal version of BGaming’s Chicken Shot. The farm is now under a purple night sky with pumpkins, tombstones and crooked trees, and the chickens are dressed as vampires and mummies. A giant stitched chicken carries the top x64 prize.

The rules, as BGaming describes them:

1. Choose a target chicken and keep shooting until it bursts into coins.
2. Each chicken has its own multiplier. There are eight multipliers, from x1.1 to x64, and larger birds take more shots.
3. Hover over a chicken to see its Chance To Win, the probability of success on the first shot.
4. A Click Counter tracks your attempts and saves progress even if you switch chickens during a round.

You can aim yourself in Manual mode, or press the Spin button to have a chicken picked at random for each shot. Autoplay lets you choose which birds are in play, how many rounds to run and when to stop.

The Chance To Win display is the most useful feature here. It shows plainly that the big multipliers come with a much lower chance of success, which is the trade-off behind every game of this type.

Where to find BGaming games

BGaming appears in the provider lists of many casinos we review, including Winz.io, Oshi, Ivibet, National, V.Vegas, King Billy, Playfina and Bets.io. A casino listing BGaming does not mean every new title is live there on day one, so search the lobby by name. Seasonal games can also be easier to find in a Halloween or “new” category.

What it means for players

These are reskins, not new maths. If you already know Aviamasters 2 or Chicken Shot, you know how these play. The 97% RTP is a long-run average across a huge number of rounds, not a promise for one session. Low and medium-low volatility means more frequent, smaller results. The demos on bgaming.com are the easiest way to check whether the format suits you before you stake real money. If you do play for real, set a budget first and stop when you reach it.