Maxxi Labs Studio Collective julkaisee AviaX Crash -pelin

It’s never a bad moment for getting one’s first crash game off the ground, as the folks from the freshly formed collective Maxxi Labs learned on October 19. After the likes of Possessed Fortunes, Mad Ducks, and Clucking Rush, the collective launched AviaX, a crash game with a dual betting feature and early cashout mechanics.

AviaX Takes the Flight

The game is developed by gatcha, one of six studios comprising Maxxi Labs. AviaX takes a fresh spin on the regular crash mechanic. Instead of waiting for the plane’s downfall, you’re bracing yourself for its inevitable takeoff. When it does eventually soar, if you haven’t cashed out in time, it will take your bet with it.

Your task, therefore, is to cash out while the red, Aviator-style plane (but different enough!) is still hovering above ground. As the plane hovers, the multiplier rises. It can take off at 1.35x, 6.43x, all the way to 10,000x!

What complicates things is the possibility of placing two bets in the same round. The cashout feature works separately for both bets; you can cash out one bet early (say, at 2.57x) and wait for the other to soar as much as you’re comfortable with.

There’s also the Auto Cash Out option, letting you predetermine the precise multiplier you want to cash out at. The RTP is 97%, and volatility is medium.

Extra Bells & Whistles

AviaX is a simple game, but it’s far from a lonesome experience. At any point during gameplay, you can check out how other players are doing, their bets, multiplier wins for the given round, as well as historical cashout points.

Not to mention that the game itself is a social experience. All players watch the same plane hover and take off, sighing when it does and yelping in joy if they’ve cashed out beforehand.

About Maxxi Labs

Maxxi Labs is not a separate provider, but a collection of multiple independent studios. Six, in fact: Bad Company, Fortune One, Gacha, Red Papaya, Slotty, and Ventura Studio.

All six studios keep a distinct house style, meaning different creative identities, math models, and mechanics. Maxxi Labs opened doors in early September, already having a handful of games (mostly online slots) to its name.

Here’s how a spokesperson described this approach: “The point of Maxxi Labs is not to make a group of studios look or sound the same. We want each studio to have the freedom to push its own ideas, take creative risks and develop its own following around what it does best.” We do, too.

Alongside game development, the collective provides online with a plug-and-play loyalty product called Rewards, built to handle high player volumes. And indeed, every time you play AviaX, there are dozens of active players hanging around.

The 2026 Roadmap

AviaX is only the latest in a long line of Maxxi Labs releases planned for Q4 of 2026. Six games will be released between now and the end of the year. They are as follows:

• Genie’s Fortune Wishes (October 21): A pay-anywhere slot with Rolling Reels and free spin multipliers up to 20x.
• Turkeys Gone Wild (October 28): Developed by Slotty, it’s a 6×5 slot with unlimited multipliers during free spins.
• Master Baiter (November 11): Another 6×5 slot with pay anywhere mechanics and Cascading Reels driving the action.
• Cluck Hunt (November 25): An arcade shooting game where you pick off Golden Chickens to land multipliers. The RTP is 96.04%.
• Whale Rush (November 25): Scatters and Super Scatters abound in this 7×7 deep ocean bonanza.
• Cash Panda (December 2): Combines elements of Wheel, Coin, Plinko, and Mine action in one arcade-style game.