Our Review
Aviator by Spribe is one of those crash games that crawls under your skin for some reason.
Don’t get us wrong, it’s an amazing game both on paper and in reality, but it’s hard to describe why so many players love it so much.
Since its release in 2019, Spribe’s Aviator crash game has amassed a cult following, and we made it our mission today to get to the bottom of this phenomenon! Through this review, we’ll dissect the Aviator game, see what makes it so good, and much more!
Game Information
First things first, some basic game information. It’s important to know that the maximum bet and win amounts may vary between the casinos that offer this game.
| Game Name and Provider | Aviator by Spribe |
|---|---|
| Return-to-Player (RTP) | 97% |
| House Edge | 3% |
| Algorithm | Provably Fair RNG |
| Mobile Support | Yes |
| Maximum Win | Varies by casino |
| Maximum Bet Amount | Varies by casino |
| Minimum Bet Amount | $0,1 |
| Maximum Payout Multiplier | 1,000,000x |
| Unique Features | Double betting interfaces In-game players chat Live bets and statistics |
Aviator Crash Game Demo
Gameplay Experience
To ensure unbiased game reviews, we’ve set up a process for evaluating each game objectively.
This process involves several team members, different mobile and desktop devices, different bandwidth connections, and a whole lot of game-playing and note-taking!
Check out our entire game review process.
Aviator by Spribe – Gameplay Report
Gathering the basic game information about this game was a breeze.
You can easily find all the things you need to know about it in the game’s menu. See the image below, which indicates where you can find the menu and information on game limits, rules, and more.
As mentioned before, you must remember that this is a crash game provided to casinos by a third-party developer.
The RTP of the game stays the same across all the casinos that offer the Aviator game, but the same cannot be said about the maximum bet and win limits.
On betting limits
Casinos with a higher cash flow and liquidity pool can afford to allow players to place much bigger bets and consequently receive much higher potential wins.
For instance, Cloudbet, an established brand, can afford to offer much higher betting limits compared to smaller casinos like Weiss or Crashino.
Desktop version
We kicked things off by playing the desktop version of the game on multiple laptops and web browsers. Unsurprisingly, the Aviator game excelled in all scenarios. The gameplay was always smooth and fuss-free.
Despite featuring a slightly more complex design than some of our favorite crash games, such as Crash by BC Originals or Crash by Stake Originals, the gameplay never showed signs of lag, not even on a weak wifi connection.
Always smooth
Spribe guarantees that the Aviator’s light design ensures a smooth gaming experience on all devices and even in low bandwidth environments. We can confirm!
As you can see in the image above, Aviator offers not one but two betting interfaces (just like the Zeppelin crash game by Betsolutions and many others nowadays).
We’ve tried all the combinations, and we’re pleased to report that not once did we face any difficulties with betting delays or errors that would void our bet.
Mobile version
No modern crash game would amass such a following if it weren’t fully optimized for mobile devices.
For those of you that are searching for the Aviator mobile app, we have some bad news, there is no Aviator game mobile app.
Caution
Don’t fall for fake “Aviator Crash Game” mobile apps you find on Google. The creators of those apps can steal your data.
The truth is, no crash game or, better yet, no top-rated casino out there offers a dedicated mobile app. But don’t worry. Aviator by Spribe is fully optimized for every mobile device you can imagine.
As usual, we tested the game on several mobile devices. The mobile version of the Aviator game performed without a single problem on both iOS and Android devices, we even tested it in multiple mobile browsers (Safari, Chrome, Firefox).
Smaller and older devices like our iPhone 6S had no problems running this game, nor did our bigger and stronger iPhone 13 and Samsung Galaxy S22. The game is well-optimized for all screen sizes.
Adapted to mobile screens
Aviator’s adaptive design ensured all the game controls remained big enough to prevent misclicking. Great work, Spribe!
Spribe claims that their Aviator is…
“Built to work with budget devices in low bandwidth environment”
And we’re happy to report that this also holds true for mobile gameplay. We had no problems playing this game on various home and public Wifi connections and both the 3G and 4G mobile connections.
Final Verdict
All of the team members dedicated to this game came in with high expectations. And we can say that without a single doubt, this game met our expectations, if not more.
If you’re looking for a reliable, lag-free crash game, you can’t go wrong with the Aviator!
How to Play the Aviator Crash Game
And we’re here, at the fun part of the review! Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned crash gambler, we’re sure you’ll find our how-to guide on playing the Aviator game interesting.
There are a few little things that make the Aviator crash game stand out from your basic crash game, so we recommend you sit tight.
As always, we’re going to kick things off with the basics, the manual betting mode.
Manual Mode
Spribe’s Aviator game comes with two betting interfaces.
This can be confusing for some novice players, but it’s actually really simple. You can choose to use both interfaces, or you don’t, the game can be played with just one betting interface.
Therefore, the betting interface features two big green Bet buttons and two identical interfaces. Both allow the player to switch between the “Bet” and “Auto” modes
In Bet mode, you are able to select the amount you wish to bet in the next round, and that’s pretty much it. Once you decide on a bet amount, all there’s left to do is click the green bet button.
When the next round starts, the big green Bet button on the active betting interface turns orange, and you’ll also see a profit counter as the Aviator rises up. If you’re lucky enough, you’ll click the orange cash-out button before the Aviator flies away with your winnings!
Whenever you want
In manual or “Bet” mode, the game gives you full control over when you want to cash out.
Using both betting interfaces allows you to get more creative in the manual betting mode. You can decide to bet with more funds in interface 1 and cash out early (let’s say at 1,30X), and you place a smaller bet amount on interface 2, and you let it fly.
If you’re lucky and you feel like you can keep track of two betting interfaces in manual mode, you can catch some nice multipliers! But ultimately, it’s much easier to execute such strategies in “Auto” mode.
Auto Mode
If you want to make your crash gambling experience in this game a bit less stressful, we recommend you make a switch to the “Auto” mode. You can switch from the manual betting mode to the manual betting mode right above the bet button.
Once you select the automated betting mode, two new toggles pop up. They allow you to:
- Place automated bets by switching the “Auto Bet” toggle
- Cash-out automatically at a predetermined multiplier
To keep some sense of control, we recommend you use the auto cash-out feature but keep your betting in manual mode. Once you feel you’ve found the sweet spot, you can turn on the auto-bet mode and watch the game unfold on its own.
Caution!
Use the Auto Bet mode with caution! Things can get out of hand pretty quickly if you aren’t paying attention.
Compared to BC.Game’s Original Crash game, which offers amazing crash game scripts, the Aviator game is very basic in terms of betting automation.
The image below shows our favorite settings that helped us catch some nice multipliers!
We kept our betting interface 1 set to auto-betting. We decided to place $5 bets and cash out automatically at 1,50X. This allows us to win $2,50 every time the multiplier rises above the 1,50X mark, which is honestly quite common, to be honest.
We placed manual $2 bets on the second betting interface and cashed out once we saw some really juicy multipliers, like the one you see above (which we missed, darn it!).
Use the features provided
Having two betting interfaces opens up a number of options. We recommend you play around with both of them. Don’t just stick to one!
Aviator Crash Game Features
Despite giving the first impression of simplicity, the Aviator game packs a punch in terms of advanced game features. We’ve unpacked every single of them, so you don’t have to!
Provable Fairness
It’s only right that we start with the most important feature, which is real-time provable fairness. Spribe’s based this game on a provably fair algorithm, which is just one of the reasons why it’s so popular.
It even made it onto our list of best provably fair crash games for that reason.
Once you click it, a thorough explanation should pop up. The image below shows it.
This pop-up window clearly explains everything you need to know about provable fairness in Aviator; however, if you want to learn more, we recommend you read our full guide to understanding provable fairness.
Advanced randomness
Spribe’s Aviator allows the players to determine their own seed values or choose randomly generated ones.
You can do so in the “Provably Fair Setting” menu, which is located in the top right drop-down menu.
You can enter just about anything for your client seed, such as your dog’s name or your car’s registration plate.
The game then uses a cryptographic hash function to encode your seed value, and it will combine that value with one of the next server seeds in this menu.
Once the game ends, you can click the game results, which are located right above the game’s main interface. A new window should open up that contains the information on all the client-side seeds and the server-side seeds.
These values combined generate a completely randomized game result that you can trust. The majority of provably fair crash games will only use one player’s seed value and one server-side seed value to generate a combined game result hash, but not this game.
The Aviator game uses three client-side seeds to generate a single game result, just like the NFT Aviatrix game. Amazing!
Multiplayer Aspect
One thing is for sure: you’ll never feel like you’re the only one playing this game. There’s a reason why some crash games get named “Multiplayer crash games”, and Aviator is definitely one of them.
The left side of the game is where you’ll see all the live bets and winnings of each player participating in the active round. It’s always fun to see how much other players are winning or, well, losing.
You can share your wins or just talk it out with all the players in the player’s chat room on the right side of the game interface. And might we add, these chat rooms get pretty wild at times, it’s amazing!
Your Bets and Top Wins With Live Statistics
The same interface that holds the live bets function also holds all your past bets and the top wins of the past day, month, and year!
If you’re as competitive as I am, you’ll love this feature. As you can already see in the screenshot above, high multipliers are common in Aviator, and the team loved that!
Top wins
The highest Aviator win in the past year at Cloudbet was 29.006,53€ and the highest multiplier caught was a staggering 347722,46X!
Making it Rain
We’re finishing off this section with a feature that is unique to the Aviator crash game. If you click the little “Rain” notice at the bottom of the player’s chatroom, a new window opens up, which allows you to, well, make it rain!
If you’re willing to share your winnings amongst other players, you can select the amount you want to give out and the number of players you wish to make happy. Once you make it rain, the first ones to click the “Claim” button will receive your reward.
Remember, you don’t have to make it rain. You can also get lucky and receive rain rewards. Just make sure you click the claim button as soon as you see it!
Pros & Cons of the Aviator Crash Game
The Aviator game definitely impressed every member of our team, but there’s always something that could be done better. To help you decide if this is the game for you, we’ve put together a list of pros and cons that will recap our findings.
We like this game because of…
✅ A catchy, lightweight graphic and sound design
✅ An amazing gameplay experience on both desktop and mobile devices
✅ Simple provable fairness settings and interfaces
✅ A number of interesting multiplayer and promotional features
✅ The two betting interfaces which make the gameplay interesting
✅ The amazing multipliers we saw and caught!
But certain things could be improved…
❌ The 97% RTP could be improved to better compete with original crash games
❌ There could be more betting automation features
❌ The game’s maximum betting and win limits could be easier to find
Final Thoughts
After we finished our review process of this game, we could definitely understand all the players that love the Aviator and why this game made crash gambling history. It’s hard to describe with words, but this game is just a joy to play.
Both the visual and the catchy sound effects make this game just a bit more pleasurable. And we don’t know if it was just pure luck, but we’ve never seen such juicy multipliers on a regular basis.
Very few games come close to Aviator, but the ones that do are listed in our guide to the best Aviator alternatives.
Good choice for beginners
If you’re looking for a beginner-friendly, provably fair crash game, you can’t go wrong with Spribe’s Aviator!
Remember to gamble responsibly and have fun!
