Are runner-style crash games actually more fun than classic crash?

[makspr]

I’ve been checking out different crash games lately and noticed how similar most of them feel — graph, rocket, multiplier, cash out.

Recently I tried a EOrunner-style format where the crash mechanic is built around a character running instead of a graph.

It feels more like an actual game to me, even though the basic risk mechanic is still familiar.

Has anyone else tried this type of format? Do visuals matter to you in crash games, or mostly RTP and the multiplier?

[Afi4wins]

@makspr Hi there and welcome to the forum.

I don't play crash game but perhaps someone else can join in the discussion with you.

[cocopop3011]

41 minutes ago, makspr said:

I’ve been checking out different crash games lately and noticed how similar most of them feel — graph, rocket, multiplier, cash out.

Recently I tried a EOrunner-style format where the crash mechanic is built around a character running instead of a graph.

It feels more like an actual game to me, even though the basic risk mechanic is still familiar.

Has anyone else tried this type of format? Do visuals matter to you in crash games, or mostly RTP and the multiplier?

Hi and welcome! Thank you for the topic! 

[makspr]

I had a really strong run in Runners today—I reached x201.37 and managed to cash out 201.36 USDT.

To be honest, in the final seconds I thought I’d held on too long, but I managed to cash out in the end.

Screenshot below

So far, this is my best result. Has anyone else hit x200+ in similar crash games?

[cocopop3011]

12 hours ago, makspr said:

I had a really strong run in Runners today—I reached x201.37 and managed to cash out 201.36 USDT.

To be honest, in the final seconds I thought I’d held on too long, but I managed to cash out in the end.

Screenshot below

So far, this is my best result. Has anyone else hit x200+ in similar crash games?

How much is that in usd / eur? 

[Blackjax]

13 minutes ago, cocopop3011 said:

How much is that in usd / eur? 

1 usdt is almost equal to 1 USD. So its USD201 or €175.

[makspr]

Have you seen that EORanners added an “Abyss” mode? It's fun—it's more interesting to run after the little guy than to just press the numbers.

[Flatzem888]

even Pragmatic Play has made a Crash game with their bass game. calling it Big Bass Crash.

 

[lucks_maximus]

Crash games demand too much focus from you, yet you don't have any meaningful control over your profitability in the long term: RTP is not >100%

With slots, I can relax and they're just more satisfying IMO. And no tricking myself into thinking I can beat it by improving when/how I press spin.