AviatorAviatrix: crash with progression and collectible planes
Aviatrix (2022) is a crash game by the studio of the same name, and it adds something genuinely new to the genre: customisable, collectible NFT planes layered on top of the standard crash loop. It won the SiGMA 2023 Best New Casino Game award. This review covers how Aviatrix works, the NFT-progression twist, and how it compares to Aviator.
What Aviatrix is
Aviatrix is a crash game by Aviatrix (the studio), released in 2022. The core loop is the genre standard: bet before the round, watch a multiplier rise as your plane climbs, cash out before it crashes. RTP is 97%, in line with Aviator.
The defining twist is the meta-layer: you can build, customise and collect your own NFT planes, which then appear in your crash rounds. The more you play, the more your plane evolves — adding a progression and collection system on top of the crash gameplay.
The NFT-plane progression, explained
Where Aviator is the same anonymous plane every round, Aviatrix makes the plane yours:
- Customise — colours, liveries, finishes.
- Collect — planes are NFTs; some are rarer than others.
- Progress — your plane "levels up" with play, unlocking new looks and features.
This does not change the crash maths (the RNG is independent of your plane's skin), but it adds a retention and personalisation layer that the bare crash loop does not have. For players who enjoy progression systems in games generally, Aviatrix is the crash title that scratches that itch.
How Aviatrix compares to Aviator
| Feature | Aviator (Spribe) | Aviatrix |
|---|---|---|
| Theme | Red plane (fixed) | Customisable, collectible NFT planes |
| RTP | 97% | 97% |
| Released | 2019 | 2022 |
| Bets per round | 2 | 1–2 (varies) |
| Auto Cash Out | Yes | Yes |
| Progression | None | Yes — plane customisation and levelling |
If you want crash gameplay plus a progression meta-game, Aviatrix is the genre's answer.
The maths
Aviatrix runs on a crash curve with a ~3% house edge (RTP 97%). The probability a round reaches x is roughly 0.97 ÷ x — identical to Aviator. The plane customisation is cosmetic and progression-based; it does not affect the odds.
Where to play Aviatrix
Aviatrix is stocked by a growing list of bookmakers, particularly those targeting crypto and Web3-friendly audiences. Availability in South Africa varies — check the Crash / Instant games section of your bookmaker, or look for bookmakers that explicitly carry Aviatrix.
Verdict
Aviatrix is the crash game for players who want more than the bare multiplier loop — the customisable, collectible planes add a genuine meta-game. The odds match Aviator's; the difference is the experience. The SiGMA 2023 award reflects how well the progression twist landed with players.
FAQ about Aviatrix
What makes Aviatrix different from Aviator?
Aviatrix adds a customisation and collection meta-game: you can build, customise and collect NFT planes that appear in your crash rounds and level up with play. Aviator uses the same fixed plane every round. The crash maths are the same.
What is the RTP of Aviatrix?
Aviatrix runs at 97% RTP, identical to Aviator. The plane customisation is cosmetic and does not affect the odds.
Do the NFT planes change the odds?
No. The crash RNG is independent of the plane skin. The NFT planes are a cosmetic and progression layer — they do not change the probability of any multiplier.
Is Aviatrix legit?
Yes. Aviatrix is a real studio title, winner of the SiGMA 2023 Best New Casino Game award. As with any gambling game, "legit" also depends on the operator hosting it: play only at licensed properties.
Can I predict Aviatrix rounds?
No. Aviatrix uses a crash RNG, so the crash point is unknowable in advance. Any Aviatrix predictor is the same scam as an Aviator predictor — see our predictor debunk.
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