Slots make up most of our catalogue, but a free-play site also needs games that finish in seconds. For launch we have added six of them, grouped under Crash & mini. They have no reels, so most slot terms don't apply. In most of them you set a risk level or decide when to stop, and the round settles almost at once.
Here is what each one does, based on what the studios publish.
Aviator: collect before the plane leaves
Aviator is Spribe's multiplayer crash game, first released in February 2019. A plane takes off, a multiplier climbs from 1x, and the plane flies away at a point set before the round began. A bet collected before that moment pays the stake times the multiplier on screen. A bet still running when the plane leaves is lost.
Two bet panels let you run two positions in the same round, and each can use auto collect at a preset multiplier. Our record gives an RTP of 97%. There is no agreed maximum, because the sources we checked disagree, so the max win field shows a dash.
Chicken Road: one step at a time
InOut Games released Chicken Road on 4 April 2024, and its official page states an RTP of 98%. You guide a chicken across a path towards a golden egg. Each safe step raises the multiplier, a trap ends the round, and you can collect at any step.
The difficulty setting changes the path. Our record lists Easy with 24 lanes, Medium with 22, Hard with 20 and Hardcore with 15. Each harder level carries a higher chance of loss per step and larger multipliers. InOut does not publish a maximum multiplier, and the figures elsewhere conflict, so we have not listed one.
Plinko+: 27 boards from two settings
Pragmatic Play calls Plinko+ its first arcade title. Its launch release, dated 28 July 2025, describes simple, low-volatility play. A ball drops through a pyramid of pins and lands in a bucket that pays a multiple of the stake. The official page lists an RTP of 97.50%.
Two controls shape the result. The pyramid can have between 8 and 16 lines, and there are Low, Medium and High risk settings. The 1,000x buckets only appear at the outer edges on the High risk setting, so the top multiplier depends on how you set the board, not on luck alone.
Ice Fish: a wheel with a fishing bonus
Ice Fish is the newest title in this group. InOut Games lists 11 June 2026 as its release day and 95.5% as its RTP. It is filed as an instant game, but it plays like a single-player wheel. You bet on sector types, and before the wheel spins some sectors can pick up a random multiplier. Our record gives 3x to 10x on the anchor sectors and 2x to 10x on the bonus sectors.
When a bonus sector lands, one of three fish bonuses runs. Lil' Blues catches go up to 100x, Big Green up to 200x and Huge Reds up to 500x. Our record lists 5,000x as the top result, from a game database, and the game uses provably fair round verification.
Winter Fishing Club: pick a bait, cast once
BGaming released Winter Fishing Club on 28 January 2025. Its game page lists an RTP of 97.16%, Medium Low volatility, a hit rate of 5.4 and a maximum multiplier of x3000. You choose one of three risk levels, cast into a hole in the ice and see whether a fish bites. BGaming says higher risk brings bigger fish multipliers, and the game has Manual and Auto modes.
Power Keno: the last ball matters
The oldest format here is Power Keno, IGT's video keno game. You mark between 1 and 10 spots, the game draws 20 balls, and a 4x multiplier applies to the whole win if the final ball hits one of your spots. Our record lists an RTP of 94.97% from a database. In keno the return depends on how many spots you mark, and published sources don't say which setting that figure describes.
Before you play them
These games move fast, so the crash games guide is worth a read first. It explains provably fair systems and why a collect target changes how results are spread, not the long-run return. None of these titles has volatility or feature labels borrowed from slots. Where a studio hasn't published a figure, the card shows a dash.
All six run on virtual coins only. If short rounds start to feel like too many in a row, our playing responsibly page lists practical ways to set limits.
