Evolution has launched its latest online crash game, Red Baron, which features a winnings multiplier that can climb up to 20,000x.
In Red Baron, players must decide whether to set Auto Cash Out, or to time a manual cash-out to perfection, just before the plane and multiplied payout fly away.
Players can stay informed throughout the flight with real-time statistics, which highlight top wins from recent rounds and provide live updates as fellow players cash out, adding a social element of live engagement with other players.
Red Baron is the third crash game from Evolution and is available in two versions to meet the needs of different markets and jurisdictions.
One version comes with a live video stream featuring a red-uniformed game host, while the other is a host-free version without the live stream.
The launch follows Evolution’s rollout of its Stock Market and Race Track titles, and is set to further strengthen the supplier’s position in the crash genre.
“Our roadmaps are full of exciting game concepts and variants the world has never seen before,” said Evolution chief product officer Todd Haushalter. “Red Baron is a great example of such a game. The ‘crash’ games genre is well-established online, but we saw an opportunity here to make the game more social, and also to simplify the gameplay and make it more appealing to a mainstream audience.
“I am so proud of how our team created a fun sense of competition between players and made the playing experience incredibly intuitive. I’m confident that both veteran crash players and first-time players will love what we have done with Red Baron. It continues down a path we are pursuing right now of speedier games like Ice Fishing, Stock Market and others, and I think it’s going to be very popular!”
Shares in Evolution AB (STO:EVO) were trading 0.31 per cent higher at SEK652.80 per share in Stockholm Wednesday morning.