Aviatrix Slots

Aviatrix emerged in 2021, quite soon after the first crash games were invented. The company so far has centred its whole catalogue around a single game. Similarly named Aviatrix. However, they have taken things a bit further than with your run-of-the-mill crash games.

This is based on bringing social gaming and gamification to a whole new level. From tournaments and leaderboards to customizable avatars and live chat. Rather than simply developing a game, they are aiming to build a whole new experience and service. How does it all work then?

Crash Games

Crash games have established themselves as part of the repertoire in online casinos big and small. The overall selection might not yet be all that massive, nor is it diverse. All of these games offer pretty much the exact same setup, with simply running different themes, and slightly different mathematics.

In the case of Aviatrix, the maximum win reached 10 000 times the bet, with RTP that easily competes with top-paying slots.

How to Play

The gameplay itself remains much the same. Rounds are run automatically, with about five seconds between each one to place your bets. After this the plane takes flight, starting with a multiplier of one. That plane can crash right there, or it can keep going higher, increasing the win multiplier as it goes.

The player then needs to decide when and where they will cash out. The multiplier is used on the bet to determine your total win. After this, you can keep watching as the plane keeps flying, or rejoice when it crashes just after.

Some Social Aspects

The same game is played simultaneously by all players. Now, you are not going to see all the results and actions, and these might be even further limited so that you only see players in the same online casino as you. But you will see some. And you shouldn’t underestimate the level of competition and entertainment that brings. It makes every round nerve-wracking, especially once you get to double-digit multipliers.

This competitiveness also manifests in the form of tournaments. We are not only talking about leaderboards that casinos themselves can enact, but actual networked campaigns launched by the producer themselves. Of course, in these cases, you are competing with everyone who plays the game in any casino. But even so, the total prize pools can easily grow larger enough to challenge the majority of slot tournaments. Not to mention that they are growing quite fast. The first campaign was launched with a total pool of 10 000 €, whilst the second one was 100 000 €.

Customising The Games

Crash games are pretty similar to one another, even if you add in every factor that we talked about above. So what is there to do to make them stand out? Aviatrix figured adding some player progression and customization would do the job. For example, in their flagship game you unlock different airplanes, and can colour them, essentially creating NFTs.

Another factor is rewards and bonuses. These can be built into the games, and can include for example cashback. Whatever the case, it’s early days for the company and their games. They’ve certainly taken the right direction, one that no one else seems to be exploring right now.