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skyliner crash theme, stakes, pays & symbols

If you are one of the players who has already had their fill of the crash game genre, then maybe don’t click away just yet – Evolution Gaming has produced an interesting take on the idea with their Cash or Crash Live game, a gameshow-like experience similar to their hugely popular Crazy Time live game. It’s worlds apart from previous crash games such as this one and Spaceman, and it will be interesting to see what else can come from the crash game concept now that a developer has broken cover with a solid, well, evolution of it!

Crash games don’t run on paylines, payways, or paytables, and nearly all of them offer only a single prize per round. That’s the case here, with the initial prize value starting at 1x and maxing out at a potential 10,000x the total bet – or €10,000, whichever comes first. I’ve played a couple of interesting crash games recently that included bonus portals and win multipliers and similar features, but unfortunately, Gaming Corps hasn’t added anything of that sort here – the multiplier value shown in the centre of the screen does increase at different rates during different rounds, but that’s about as much variety as you can hope for here!

The betting range available in Skyliner is adequately wide with minimum/maximum permitted wagers of €1 and €200 respectively, but just as with many slots, there is a huge issue here with arbitrary restrictions on how much you are allowed to bet – only two settings are available between €20 and €200, for example, which is unnecessarily restrictive.

base game & modifiers

Those already familiar with how crash games function can probably skip this part, as Skyliner does not add anything new of note as far as its basic gameplay is concerned.

Before each round, players can place two bets according to the limits described in the previous section. You can also choose an automatic collection point – say, 1.5x your initial stake – for each bet separately, or you can have a mixture of automatic and manual bets. When I do play these games, I’ll usually set one bet to cash out automatically and then close out the secondary wager when I start feeling a bit twitchy; I suspect that, like many players, however, I am often too late, and the plane has already crashed by that point!

The way that the casinos make their money from these games is that some rounds end immediately after the plane takes off – in these cases, all players lose their stakes, which accounts for the casino share of the RTP.

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