Crash game with runner-style gameplay — more interesting than the classic graph?

[makspr]

What do you think about a crash game where the usual graph is replaced by an actual runner-style game?

Lately I’ve been checking out different crypto crash games, and most of them feel visually very similar: a graph, rocket, plane, multiplier going up — and you have to cash out before the round ends.

Recently I tried EORunners, where the same basic crash mechanic is presented as a character run. The multiplier increases during the round, and you have to stop before the run ends.

To me, it feels more like an actual game than a traditional crash interface.

Curious what experienced crash players think:

— Does the visual/gameplay format matter to you, or mostly RTP and math?
— Would you play something like this instead of a classic crash game?
— What matters most to you in this type of game: fast rounds, high multipliers, or the gameplay itself?

[yahoo62278]

What do you think about a crash game where the usual graph is replaced by an actual runner-style game?

Lately I’ve been checking out different crypto crash games, and most of them feel visually very similar: a graph, rocket, plane, multiplier going up — and you have to cash out before the round ends.

Recently I tried EORunners, where the same basic crash mechanic is presented as a character run. The multiplier increases during the round, and you have to stop before the run ends.

To me, it feels more like an actual game than a traditional crash interface.

Curious what experienced crash players think:

— Does the visual/gameplay format matter to you, or mostly RTP and math?
— Would you play something like this instead of a classic crash game?
— What matters most to you in this type of game: fast rounds, high multipliers, or the gameplay itself?

If they are all basically the same then all that matters is what is more visually appealing to the player. I'm sure there are plenty of gamblers that will like each variant so as long as the game is provably fair and not probably fair, it will probably gain some popularity.

I personally don't like crash period, rather play limbo, but I do find myself playing from time to time.

[bitbollo]

— Does the visual/gameplay format matter to you, or mostly RTP and math?
As mentioned before, at same condition (in any case) a better GUI is more appealing for a player.
If you are playing "for money" and not for fun, you will use a very UGLY platform.
If you want to have players that have interest on GUI this not means they will have a large amount of budget.

— Would you play something like this instead of a classic crash game?
I am not a real player of this game (probably I just tried a couple of times). It's not matter of graphics, there is need of other perks bonuses otherwise we already discussing about the previous point...

— What matters most to you in this type of game: fast rounds, high multipliers, or the gameplay itself?
If the game allow a "player skill" could provide some fun. Fast tounds and high multipliers could be "too fast" and "with low wins" I am not sure could be a winning mechanism but these must tried directly on a live market on not just "on paper.

[danherbias07]

At first, it does matter. But play that game a thousand times, then check if it still matters.

Crash games are simple games. You bet, it runs, then it ends. There's nothing to worry about except when to press the button to cash out. Now, no matter what UI they use for it or any graphic that makes it appealing, it will still lose its power when you play it over and over again.
I get it. Some do like colorful or more real type of games. Still, some gamblers do like it simple, and it ends fast so they can bet again for the next round.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

— Does the visual/gameplay format matter to you, or mostly RTP and math?

Up to a point but not much.

— Would you play something like this instead of a classic crash game?

I would give it a try for sure.

— What matters most to you in this type of game: fast rounds, high multipliers, or the gameplay itself?

I tend to go for high multipliers but I don't spend a lot of time. High multipliers imply low probability of hitting them. I usually play a few rounds of crash games in between games, or if I have some leftover money in my account, I play a few rounds until I run out of it.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

— Does the visual/gameplay format matter to you, or mostly RTP and math?

Yeah, the animation in the game keeps me hooked to it, if the GUI is a boring one, I'm never going to play it. I play aviator very well and I love it. I like games that combines good UI, animation and appealing sound, it helps me relax my head and have fun with minimal efforts.

— Would you play something like this instead of a classic crash game?

Sometimes, the regular games gets boring and I'm open to explore, if it appeals to me, then why not?

— What matters most to you in this type of game: fast rounds, high multipliers, or the gameplay itself?

I would say the game itself, sometimes the session doesn't last until a high multiplier is attained, so your fun it's limited to the game and targeting a definite achievable multiplier, I don't think I've gone beyond 20X before on a very good day.

I tend to go for high multipliers but I don't spend a lot of time. High multipliers imply low probability of hitting them. I usually play a few rounds of crash games in between games, or if I have some leftover money in my account, I play a few rounds until I run out of it.

Crash games works more when targeting lower hanging fruits like 2X, 3X, 5X it at most 10X. I view targeting higher multipliers as wasting money because it hardly comes by.

[KiaKia]

This reminds me of a 2D game that people are earning a lot of money from in 2021, I tried the game out and it looks like some runner style old arcade game, it was fun but it died later.

People stopped playing because it slowly gets harder or maybe the game provider intention make it harder who knows? All of a sudden it becomes too hard to earn again.

Since that time I understand that providers can adjust somethings in a game and make it look like nothing is happening, today if I feel like playing something similar I don't have to make money from it, I can log into steam and do my thing.

[swogerino]

What do you think about a crash game where the usual graph is replaced by an actual runner-style game?

Lately I’ve been checking out different crypto crash games, and most of them feel visually very similar: a graph, rocket, plane, multiplier going up — and you have to cash out before the round ends.

Recently I tried EORunners, where the same basic crash mechanic is presented as a character run. The multiplier increases during the round, and you have to stop before the run ends.

To me, it feels more like an actual game than a traditional crash interface.

Curious what experienced crash players think:

— Does the visual/gameplay format matter to you, or mostly RTP and math?
— Would you play something like this instead of a classic crash game?
— What matters most to you in this type of game: fast rounds, high multipliers, or the gameplay itself?

To me the best thing would be a very fast round, meaning to add a turbo mode to the game although I know it is very difficult to achieve because it is a multiplayer game and the game has to be the same for everyone. Sometimes the rounds where the multiplier reaches well over 1000x or 10000x go very long in time and that is a turning down point to most people who have lost the previous rounds and also they have cashed out this round going for very long. I would love if some provider would create a game with turbo mode for all players, although the risks would be much higher than the normal speed one. I like the most out of them that Sugar Daddy thing from In n Out provider which is a good graphical choice.

[alani123]

I was wondering if any casino would be interested to combine mechanics of crash and horse racing maybe for instance users get a chance to pick a horse out of 5 but it's actually 5 different crash rounds at once.

But it would take so many adjustments to the original game that most casinos might consider it's not worth developing. Only changing the graphic to something more creative makes a lot of sense though.

[Cointxz]

Curious what experienced crash players think:

— Does the visual/gameplay format matter to you, or mostly RTP and math?
— Would you play something like this instead of a classic crash game?

Personally, I will consider the visual format on games like this because that’s the only way to get entertained. Knowing the RTP and math behind doesn’t change the fact that it’s just a luck based.

— What matters most to you in this type of game: fast rounds, high multipliers, or the gameplay itself?

High multipliers ofc! The gameplay is always similar when it comes to crash games. The maximum possible multiplier is what makes this crash games differs to each other.

[Nwada001]

Curious what experienced crash players think:

— Does the visual/gameplay format matter to you, or mostly RTP and math?

RTP and math first before focusing on what’s more appealing to my eyes.

— Would you play something like this instead of a classic crash game?

I’m only trying to calculate how the visual will look in my head, but I will definitely give it a try and compare it with a regular crash game pattern.

— What matters most to you in this type of game: fast rounds, high multipliers, or the gameplay itself?

Everyone wants what will give them the best multiplier. Playing for fun does not mean I don’t look out for potential higher profit, and speed is also another thing I look at: how fast the next round can start. Let it be me who will decide to slow down or go on every round.

The multiplier first followed by gameplay itself before I talk about the speed.

[obuoma]

Curious what experienced crash players think:

— Does the visual/gameplay format matter to you, or mostly RTP and math?
— Would you play something like this instead of a classic crash game?
— What matters most to you in this type of game: fast rounds, high multipliers, or the gameplay itself?

I'm not a regular player of crash game but once in a while I find myself playing it probably for fun as I use that to keep my mind away from stress. The listed items are important for most crash players because without a good visual and a verifiable RTP, the player may not have interest to continue playing the game. For me it is the visual first, before I consider other things like the RTP and I tend to target at least between x - 10x multiplier.

[Hispo]

I think I have seen some of those crash games, and I must say they can be appealing to some people, specially young people who grew up with android games like subway surfers, and Temple run.

I believe most of people are already accustomed to the classic format of Crash/aviator games, which allows them to clearly visualize the evolution of their multiplier, perhaps easier than what those runner variants could show.

I would be down to try one of them if they prove themselves to be entertaining enough and have better-than-average graphics.

[Findingnemo]

Gamblers mostly prefer simle and sleek animations over the heavy one, and it will be interesting in the beginning but the game part has less relevance in gambling so it won't make a big difference in the long run and also having heavy animated game play might cause delay that can cause confusion with bet and results.

[Grace333]

Since we are talking about a crash game then its basically the same as every other crash game, the only difference might be the visual effect or the fairness which is actually a function of the provider. I don't mind giving it a try after all we get bored over time playing thesame game. However, different graphics with the same experience might better the situation a little. Though aviator has been my favourite crash game due to my game play experience, I hope this one also treats me well.

[Pandorak]

— Does the visual/gameplay format matter to you, or mostly RTP and math?

Visuals do make gambling sessions more exciting and entertaining, but these days I’m more focused on RTP and the math.

— Would you play something like this instead of a classic crash game?

Yeah, maybe i'll give it a try during my next gambling session.

— What matters most to you in this type of game: fast rounds, high multipliers, or the gameplay itself?

To be honest, i often focus more on chasing high multipliers, because i want to get rich quick, LOL.

[Cryptomultiplier]

What do you think about a crash game where the usual graph is replaced by an actual runner-style game?

Lately I’ve been checking out different crypto crash games, and most of them feel visually very similar: a graph, rocket, plane, multiplier going up — and you have to cash out before the round ends.

Recently I tried EORunners, where the same basic crash mechanic is presented as a character run. The multiplier increases during the round, and you have to stop before the run ends.

To me, it feels more like an actual game than a traditional crash interface.

Curious what experienced crash players think:

— Does the visual/gameplay format matter to you, or mostly RTP and math?
— Would you play something like this instead of a classic crash game?
— What matters most to you in this type of game: fast rounds, high multipliers, or the gameplay itself?

Speaking from my own experience playing avaitor and a kind of game like subway surfers presents a different psychological appeal to me, because while I have come to detest avaitor which bores the hell out of me, I feel the entertainment and fun more when I play subway surfers while dodging obstacles and jumping or sliding underneath obstacles and it's ways easier to hit the cashout feature.

I think a runner format for me hits differently and I could bet more and make high risk as compared to avaitor which looks kinda weird to me even though some others love it more.

[BIT-BENDER]

What do you think about a crash game where the usual graph is replaced by an actual runner-style game?

Lately I’ve been checking out different crypto crash games, and most of them feel visually very similar: a graph, rocket, plane, multiplier going up — and you have to cash out before the round ends.

Recently I tried EORunners, where the same basic crash mechanic is presented as a character run. The multiplier increases during the round, and you have to stop before the run ends.

To me, it feels more like an actual game than a traditional crash interface.

Curious what experienced crash players think:

— Does the visual/gameplay format matter to you, or mostly RTP and math?
— Would you play something like this instead of a classic crash game?
— What matters most to you in this type of game: fast rounds, high multipliers, or the gameplay itself?

If they are all basically the same then all that matters is what is more visually appealing to the player. I'm sure there are plenty of gamblers that will like each variant so as long as the game is provably fair and not probably fair, it will probably gain some popularity.

I personally don't like crash period, rather play limbo, but I do find myself playing from time to time.

I thought of the same thing but for me before the we can consider if it's visual appealing most people can really be superstitious and they will prefer the one with a positive winning experience, how they will be able to come to that conclusion is up to them and could be a wrong .
For me I will not say visual and sound doesn't matter in game play because it does, I actually hate when games I play makes some changes after I have gotten used to what they had.

[r_victory]

A different interface and gameplay are certainly interesting; sometimes, a change can make the game more appealing and keep the player engaged for longer. Sticking to "more of the same" isn't the best option when everything in this market looks alike. I don't play many crash games, but I do enjoy trying out new ones.

[Iranus]

I find runner-style format interesting. Because it makes same crash mechanic a little more game-like and engaging. But personally I wouldn't choose any crash game just based on character run.

As far as I know, games with similar mechanic don't all have the same RTP. Some have 99% RTP and a 1% edge. I've seen a structure like 97% RTP and 3% edge in popular title like Aviator.