Responsible Gaming
Playing online games should always be a fun and enjoyable experience. At Chicken Road 2, we believe that gaming is best when it’s done responsibly. While our game is designed for entertainment, we also recognise that, for some, the fun can sometimes turn into a habit that’s hard to manage.
This page is here to remind players of the importance of maintaining control and balance while enjoying Chicken Road 2. Whether you play for five minutes or for hours, it’s essential to stay aware of your limits and to know when it’s time to step away. Responsible gaming isn’t just a phrase – it’s about protecting your wellbeing and ensuring that your play stays safe and positive.
Why Responsible Gaming Matters
Gaming, like many other forms of online entertainment, can be immersive. That’s part of the appeal. But it’s also why it’s important to be conscious of how much time and energy we devote to it. When left unchecked, gaming can begin to interfere with daily routines, relationships, sleep patterns, and even financial decisions.
Responsible gaming is about making informed choices and recognising the early signs when play becomes more than just play. This doesn’t mean avoiding games entirely – rather, it’s about approaching them with self-awareness and moderation.
Here are a few reminders to help you play responsibly:
- Set time limits for your gaming sessions and stick to them.
- Take regular breaks to stretch, refocus, or do something else.
- Avoid using games as a way to escape personal issues or stress.
- Don’t let gaming interfere with work, studies, or family time.
- Be honest with yourself – if you feel your play is becoming excessive, it may be time to take a step back.
What to Do if You’re Concerned
If you find that you or someone you know is struggling to manage time spent on games, or if playing has started to affect other parts of life negatively, you are not alone. There are dedicated resources and organisations in the UK that offer guidance, support, and practical tools for anyone affected by gaming-related issues.
Seeking help is not a sign of weakness – it’s a positive and courageous step toward taking back control.
UK Organisations That Can Help
Below are several respected UK-based organisations that provide confidential advice and support to individuals and families affected by problematic gaming or gambling behaviours:
1. GamCare
GamCare is the leading provider of support for people affected by problem gambling. They offer free, confidential help through live chat, phone lines, and treatment services.
Website: www.gamcare.org.uk
2. BeGambleAware
Though focused on gambling, BeGambleAware offers a wealth of advice and tools for recognising the signs of unhealthy play and managing it responsibly.
Website: www.begambleaware.org
3. Young Gamers & Gamblers Education Trust (YGAM)
YGAM provides education, training, and research into gaming and gambling harms, especially for young people and families.
Website: www.ygam.org
4. NHS National Problem Gambling Clinic
If you’re over 16 and based in England, the NHS clinic can offer specialised support for gaming or gambling-related difficulties.
Website: www.cnwl.nhs.uk/cnwl-national-problem-gambling-clinic
5. Parent Zone
For parents concerned about how gaming might be affecting their children, Parent Zone provides practical advice and up-to-date guidance.
Website: www.parentzone.org.uk
Our Commitment
At Chicken Road 2, we are committed to promoting healthy gaming habits and making sure players are aware of the risks as well as the rewards. We encourage all our players to enjoy the game as part of a balanced lifestyle.
We do not offer or promote any form of gambling, and our goal is to provide a safe, engaging experience for all users. If you ever feel that gaming is becoming a problem, take it seriously and reach out to one of the organisations listed above.
Remember – you’re in control. Gaming should always be something you choose to do, not something you feel compelled to do. Take breaks, set boundaries, and enjoy Chicken Road 2 responsibly.