Chicken Saga opens High Noon arc with 7,875,000 $COCK for top 100

In Brief:

• Chicken Saga COCK $0.00003036 ▼ -15.1% started Arc 2 of Season 4, called High Noon. It pays 7,875,000 $COCK to the top 100 players over two weeks.
• Across all of Season 4 the team is paying out more than 48,881,000 $COCK. That’s close to five times the 10 million $COCK paid in the game’s first season.
• The ladder resets before every arc, and every player goes back to a 1200 rating when High Noon opens.

Chicken Saga has opened High Noon, the second of three arcs in Season 4. The top 100 players on the ladder will share 7,875,000 $COCK over the next two weeks.

The team announced it on X on Sept. 26, writing “ARC 2 – HIGH NOON IS LIVE.” The team said the season total now stands at “48,881,000+ $COCK.”

That total keeps rising while people play. “The pool grows every time you craft, breed, and adventure,” the team said in the post.

Ladder goes back to zero

Season 4 has three arcs, First Light, High Noon and Last Stand, followed by one Grand Final. The team wipes the ladder before each arc, so First Light results carry no weight in High Noon.

“Everyone starts at 1200,” the official site says. It describes the arc format this way: nobody starts ahead.

The team hasn’t published end dates for each arc or said how players qualify for the Grand Final. Beyond the two-week window and the 100-player cutoff, it hasn’t said how the 7,875,000 $COCK will be split.

What else shipped with the season

The Season 4 update also brought an offchain wagering system that lets players bet on chicken battles. It added organized tournaments with brackets as well.

Smaller changes came with it. The team listed a new affection pellet and changes to breeding among its quality-of-life updates.

Crafting, breeding and adventure mode feed the season pool, so the systems players spend $COCK on are the same ones that raise the prize total.

How $COCK moves through the game

Chicken Saga is an auto battler set in a digital cockfighting world. Players collect, train and fight chickens that have different traits, stats and rarities.

The game has three chicken types: Genesis, Legacy and Ordinary. Genesis chickens never die. Legacy and Ordinary chickens can die permanently under certain conditions.

Players earn $COCK from battles, breeding, crafting and seasonal events. They spend it on breeding, crafting Battle Items, opening gacha boxes, buying cosmetics and naming chickens.

Seasons keep getting bigger

The first season, Season Liwayway, ran from Nov. 24 to Dec. 8, 2025. Players who met certain criteria in PvP battles competed for a share of 10 million $COCK.

High Noon’s pool alone is 7,875,000 $COCK, which is nearly as big as that whole first season. The team’s post ended with two links: one to the game client at app.chickensaga.com and one to the Season 4 blog post.