We spend our days asking what an app leaves behind on a phone, so here is that same inventory taken of ourselves. The answer is short: Chicken Road Real App Check places no cookies of its own – nothing for analytics, nothing for advertising, nothing that follows you around.
A single local-storage flag
Once you tap the 18+ confirmation, your browser writes that choice to local storage, which spares you the age prompt on later pages. The flag never leaves your device and is not reported back to us. Wiping this domain’s site data in your browser deletes it; the only effect is that the age question appears again.
Cookies that come from elsewhere
The playable demo on the homepage is an embedded InOut Games frame, and the studio may drop cookies there to keep your play-credit session alive. Casino sites reached through outbound links can also set cookies of their own. Neither falls under our control, and our privacy policy explains the rest of what happens with data here.
Blocking or deleting cookies
Chrome on Android: from the menu with three dots, go into Settings and Site settings, where the Third-party cookies option lets you block them. To remove what is already saved, head to Privacy and security, pick Delete browsing data and keep Cookies and site data ticked.
Safari on iPhone: in the iPhone Settings app, scroll to Safari. Turning on Block All Cookies stops new ones; Clear History and Website Data removes stored ones, and Advanced followed by Website Data lets you erase just one site.
Blocking third-party cookies may make the embedded demo forget your session, but nothing else on this site depends on them.
Last updated: Sep 18, 2026.