The easiest way to explain our privacy practices is to follow a visit from start to finish, the way we follow the chicken across a road. At no point along the way do you create an account or hand over your name, because Chicken Road: The Crossing has no sign-up of any kind.
Arriving: the server log
When your browser loads a page, our hosting provider's server records a standard access log entry: your IP address, the browser and operating system it reports, the page requested and the time. These entries are used for security, such as spotting attacks, and for troubleshooting errors. They are kept for a limited period and then deleted, and they are not used to work out who you are. Think of them as the tyre marks a car leaves on the road: proof that something passed, but not a record of who was driving.
Confirming your age: local storage
The 18+ check stores your answer in your browser's local storage so you are not asked on every page. This is not a cookie, the value stays on your device, and it is never sent to us. Our cookie policy shows how to delete it.
Playing the demo: InOut Games' servers
The demo on our homepage is served by InOut Games from its own servers and appears in a frame on our page. Any session data needed to track your play credits and lanes is handled by InOut Games and governed by its policies. We do not receive your demo results, your balance or the lanes you reached, and we cannot see them.
Leaving: outbound casino links
If you follow an outbound casino link, you leave our site for a third party with its own privacy policy. Anything you share there, from identity documents to payment details, is between you and that operator. Read its policy before handing anything over, because its practices may be very different from ours.
What never happens here
- Your data is not sold to anyone.
- No analytics, advertising or tracking scripts are installed on this site.
- No email lists, push notifications or behavioural profiles.
If you email us, your address and message are used only to reply and are deleted once the conversation is clearly finished. We do not pass them to advertisers, casinos or anyone else.
Your rights and requests
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 gives people in India rights to access, correct and erase personal data, and to raise grievances about how it is handled. To use them, email [email protected]. Tell us roughly when you visited so we can check the relevant logs with our host.
Policy updates
We will revise this policy if our practices change, for example if a new feature ever needs data we do not collect today, and show the new date here. Last updated: Sep 30, 2026.