A hen balanced on a rolling hay bale

A Chicken Road afternoon split across three farm runs

I keep a short wagon, not a catalogue. On 12 October 2026 I loaded Bale Roll, Silo Peck and Cob Slash — three browser runs published here by DAHL GAMING. There is no store card behind them, so the facts below stop where the files stop.

See the three runs Open Bale Roll

Three Chicken Road runs parked in rank order

Rank is the order I would hand them to someone with ten minutes. Each card links to its note and to the run itself.

NO. 1

Bale Roll icon

Bale Roll

DAHL GAMING

The Chicken Road lean: shift weight on a rolling bale and come back before the hen slides off.

Browser HTML5 · no store rating published · no install counter · checked 12 October 2026

Bale Roll preview

NO. 2

Silo Peck icon

Silo Peck

DAHL GAMING

A Chicken Road drop inside a silo: steer, flap to soften the landing, peck a crate on the way down.

Browser HTML5 · no store rating published · no install counter · checked 12 October 2026

Silo Peck preview

NO. 3

Cob Slash icon

Cob Slash

DAHL GAMING

The Chicken Road slash: one peck through flying corn, with stones sitting in the same arc.

Browser HTML5 · no store rating published · no install counter · checked 12 October 2026

Cob Slash preview

Where I start a Chicken Road session

I start on Bale Roll. The verb is one motion — lean — and the failure is visible: the hen leaves the bale. Silo Peck asks you to brake a fall before you see the board. Cob Slash asks you to read an arc that also holds a stone. Both are good. Neither teaches the wagon as fast.

That pick is a reading of the files on 12 October 2026, not a score pulled from a store. No public rating exists for these three, and I did not invent one.

Start on the bale

Hay bale on a farm road

The rule this Chicken Road list follows

The wagon holds three because that is the set of local runs written for this Chicken Road theme. I did not pad it with lookalikes, and I did not drop one to make a pair.

  1. One verb you can name in a sentence: lean, flap, or slash.
  2. A fail you can see without a manual: slide off, hit a nail, nick a stone.
  3. A score that stays on the device. Nothing is paid out.

Stars, install counts and age labels are absent because these runs were never posted as store listings. The gap is the fact. The longer account sits on the method page.

The Chicken Road check dated 12 October 2026

  • 12 October 2026 — first loading. Bale Roll, Silo Peck and Cob Slash placed in that order. Previews drawn for the cards. No earlier list to revise.

The full update log

Plain answers about this Chicken Road set

Sit down for a Chicken Road run

The hen is already on the page. Open a run here — nothing is fetched from a store.

Play Bale Roll Read the notes first