AviatorGames like Aviator: the crash-game family, compared
Aviator didn't just create the crash-game genre — it spawned a whole family of "bet, watch a multiplier rise, cash out before it crashes" games from rival studios. Some are near-clones, some add a real twist, and a couple predate Aviator itself. This hub compares all of them; each game gets its own detail page (linked below) with the full breakdown.
What makes a crash game "like Aviator"
Every game on this list shares the same core loop: you bet before a round, a multiplier rises during it, and you cash out before the round ends (the "crash") to bank bet × multiplier. The differences are in theme, mechanics (single bet vs two, partial cash-out, bonus multipliers) and provider. RTP sits near 97% for almost all of them — crash is one of the most generous genres in casino.
The full comparison
Each card below shows the game, its studio, release year, RTP and the single twist that makes it different. Click any card for the full review.
JetX
The closest cousin to Aviator: a jet instead of the red plane, the exact same bet-and-cash-out cycle, and it shipped a year before Aviator. A genuine crash-game classic.
Twist: The original rival — two bets and a space-age look
Spaceman
A crash game from a tier-one studio: a floating astronaut rises while you decide. The standout feature is a 50% partial cash-out — bank half, let the rest ride.
Twist: Partial 50% cash-out button
Lucky Jet
The in-house crash game of 1win. A jetpack hero rises instead of a plane — almost identical to Aviator in feel, exclusive to the 1win ecosystem.
Twist: 1win-exclusive, "Lucky Joe" jetpack hero
Aviatrix
The genre with a twist: you build and collect your own plane. Won the SiGMA 2023 Best New Casino Game award and adds a progression layer on top of the crash loop.
Twist: Customisable, collectible NFT planes
Aviamasters
The most different on this list: navigate then fly, grab bonus multipliers mid-air and dodge rockets that halve your gain. A 2024 fresh take on crash.
Twist: Interactive flight, bonus multipliers, rocket obstacles, max 250×
Balloons
Made by Spribe — the same studio behind Aviator. You inflate a balloon instead of flying a plane; the single-player crash game many call "Aviator 2".
Twist: Spribe's own single-player crash
JetX: the original rival
JetX by SmartSoft Gaming actually shipped in 2018, a year before Aviator — making it arguably the true original. A jet rises instead of a red plane, the bet-and-cash-out cycle is almost identical, and it remains hugely popular. If you love Aviator, JetX is the closest sibling.
Spaceman: the partial-cash-out pioneer
Spaceman by Pragmatic Play (2022) is the tier-one studio's entry in the genre — a floating astronaut, polished graphics, and the standout feature: a 50% partial cash-out. Bank half your bet at a safe multiplier and let the rest ride for a big one. A genuine mechanical innovation.
Lucky Jet: 1win's in-house crash
Lucky Jet by 1win Games (2021) is exclusive to the 1win ecosystem. A jetpack hero rises instead of a plane — almost identical in feel to Aviator, but only playable at 1win-affiliated properties.
Aviatrix: crash with progression
Aviatrix (2022) adds a meta-layer: you build, customise and collect your own NFT planes. Same crash loop underneath, but with a progression system on top — it won the SiGMA 2023 Best New Casino Game award.
Aviamasters: the 2024 twist
Aviamasters by BGaming (2024) is the most different on this list — interactive flight, mid-air bonus multipliers, rocket obstacles that halve your gain, capped at 250×. A genuinely fresh take on the crash formula.
Balloons: Spribe's own single-player crash
Balloons by Spribe (2024) is made by the same studio behind Aviator. You inflate a balloon instead of flying a plane — single-player crash that many players call "Aviator 2", though it is officially a separate game.
Aviator vs the alternatives: which should you play?
- Want the exact same feel: JetX or Lucky Jet.
- Want a smarter cash-out: Spaceman (50% partial).
- Want progression/customisation: Aviatrix.
- Want something genuinely new: Aviamasters.
- Want Spribe's latest: Balloons.
All of them run on the same broad maths — high volatility, RTP around 96.5–97.4%, no skill in predicting the crash. Pick the theme and mechanic that excite you; the odds are similar.
A note on "Aviator 2"
Players often ask if there is an "Aviator 2". Spribe has not released a sequel to Aviator — the closest is Balloons, made by the same studio with single-player crash mechanics. Everything labelled "Aviator 2" as a separate app or APK is unofficial and often a scam; the real follow-up content is the crash-genre family on this page.
FAQ about games like Aviator
What game is most like Aviator?
JetX (SmartSoft Gaming) is the closest — nearly identical bet-and-cash-out loop with a jet instead of a plane. It actually launched a year before Aviator, in 2018.
Is there an Aviator 2?
Spribe has not released an Aviator sequel. The closest official follow-up is Balloons (2024), by the same studio, with single-player crash mechanics. Anything calling itself "Aviator 2" as a standalone app is unofficial.
Which crash game has the highest RTP?
Lucky Jet (1win Games) is cited at 97.4% RTP, slightly above Aviator's 97%. Most crash games cluster around 96.5–97.4% — the genre is one of the most generous in casino.
Do these crash games work on mobile?
Yes. Like Aviator, every game on this list is built in HTML5 and runs in mobile browsers and bookmaker apps on Android and iOS.
Can I predict any of these crash games?
No. All of them use random/provably-fair crash points. No predictor, signal or bot works for Aviator, JetX, Spaceman or any other game on this list — see our predictor debunk.
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