Hacksaw Gaming Enters Crash Games Market With Moneyplane Launch
The supplier has introduced its first crash game, featuring a 10,000x maximum payout and a new Bail2Win format as it expands beyond slots and instant win titles.
Hacksaw Gaming has entered the crash games market with the launch of Moneyplane, its first title in the category, expanding a portfolio previously focused on online slots, instant win games and scratch cards.
The new release introduces the supplier's Bail2Win format, combining traditional crash game mechanics with a minimalist paper aeroplane design. Moneyplane offers a maximum payout of 10,000 times the stake and includes several configurable features designed to accommodate different gameplay preferences.
The launch represents a further diversification of Hacksaw Gaming's product portfolio, which currently comprises more than 250 titles, as the supplier looks to establish a presence in another segment of the online casino market.
Moneyplane Introduces Bail2Win Format
Moneyplane follows the established crash game format, requiring players to place wagers before a virtual paper aeroplane takes off. As the flight progresses, the potential payout multiplier increases, with players required to cash out before the plane crashes to secure their winnings.
The game operates through a multiplayer system in which all participating players share the same flight. Each round offers an opportunity to withdraw at different stages, with wagers that remain active when the plane crashes resulting in a loss.
Hacksaw Gaming has incorporated a multi-bet feature that allows players to place several wagers simultaneously. The title also includes Autoplay and Auto Cash Out functionality, enabling users to automate betting and establish predetermined withdrawal points.
The supplier has opted for a minimalist visual approach, using a paper aeroplane theme rather than the more elaborate graphics commonly associated with online casino releases.
Five RTP Configurations Available To Operators
Moneyplane offers a maximum payout of 10,000x the original stake, alongside five return-to-player (RTP) configurations ranging from 92% to 98%.
Casino operators can select which RTP configuration to make available, meaning the game's theoretical return may vary between platforms. The maximum payout represents the highest possible individual win rather than a typical outcome, while RTP figures describe theoretical returns over a large number of plays.
The introduction of multiple configurations gives operators flexibility when integrating Moneyplane into their existing gaming portfolios.
Its multiplayer structure and automated gameplay features also bring Hacksaw Gaming into a category characterised by short rounds and player-controlled cash-out decisions.
Hacksaw Gaming Targets Further Crash Game Development
The launch marks Hacksaw Gaming's first move into crash games, a category that has become an established part of the online casino sector alongside traditional slots and table games.
Marcus Cordes, Operational CEO of Hacksaw Gaming, said:
“Crash games have developed into an important part of the iGaming landscape, creating a clear opportunity for us to broaden our offering beyond slots and instant win games. However, we wanted our first move into the category to feel unmistakably Hacksaw.”
He added:
“Moneyplane does exactly that. Bail2Win™ takes the simplicity and immediacy of the format and delivers it through our own approach to game design. This is our first step into the category and lays the foundation for how we want to develop the format in the future.”
The release signals Hacksaw Gaming's intention to develop its crash game offering further, although the supplier has not disclosed details of additional titles or a timetable for future launches.
