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Game Review

Crash games are a massively popular gaming niche, and more and more players are now finding their way to them. Let’s now take a closer look at how good – or bad – this game actually is.

The theme has you watching a cannonball flying through the air, which is decently imaginative, and the production values of the game are entirely adequate. The user interface is perhaps a bit too big in relation to the actual playing space, but we reckon that many players won’t mind that at all.

Looking at the game’s math model, we can tell you that you can play for stakes between £0.10 and £1,000 per game round, which makes the game as accessible as it could possibly be. The game’s overall theoretical RTP is then 96%, which is bang on average, and the jackpot can apparently be as high as 20,000x in certain cases.

Gameplay and Features

The gameplay relies on the proven Crash formula. After you place your bet(s), you ‘ll have to wait for the next game round to begin. Then, you’ll get to watch a cannonball flying to the right, with the displayed bet multiplier slowly increasing with time. Your goal is to click the Cashout button before it bursts, so that you collect the displayed bet multiplier. Not doing that in time will let the cannon ball eventually burst, and you’ll lose your entire bet if that happens.

Notably, you can place up to two bets per round, which gives you a chance to use two different strategies at once. For example, you can play it rather safe with your main bigger bet and risk a bit more with your second smaller one. In any case, it’s nice to have such an option at one’s disposal.

On top of that, there are also basic autoplay and multiplayer features, though they really are rather straightforward.

Review Summary

At the end of the day, this is a completely adequate Crash game that doesn’t bring anything new to the table, but that you might see as a welcome change of pace due to its somewhat unique theme. Watching cannonballs fly has simply never been this much fun before!