Hacksaw Gaming is moving beyond slots and instant win games with the launch of Moneyplane, its first-ever crash game and the debut of a new gameplay format called Bail2Win™.
The release marks a significant expansion for the supplier, which is now entering one of iGaming’s fastest-growing game categories with a format built around rising multipliers, player-controlled cash-outs and multiplayer rounds.
A crash game with a Hacksaw twist
Moneyplane keeps the core crash-game formula straightforward.
Players place their bets before a round begins, then watch as a paper plane climbs into the sky and the multiplier rises. The challenge is to cash out before the Moneyplane crashes and ends the round.
Players can win up to 10,000x their bet, while every flight is shared by participating players, adding a multiplayer element to the experience.
Hacksaw has also designed the game to support multiple bets within the same round, allowing players to open several bet panels and manage them independently.
Bail2Win™ makes its debut
The new game introduces Hacksaw’s Bail2Win™ format, which the company plans to develop further as it expands into the crash category.
The format combines the immediate decision-making associated with crash games with Hacksaw’s minimalist visual approach.
Players can also use Autoplay and Auto Cash Out settings to configure their bets and predetermined exit points before a round begins.
Five RTP options available
Moneyplane launches with five RTP configurations, ranging from 92% to 98%, giving operators flexibility when integrating the game into different markets and player offerings.
Hacksaw Gaming’s wider portfolio supports more than 20 languages and 80 currencies, providing the supplier with an existing international infrastructure as it moves into the new category.
First step into a new category
Hacksaw Gaming Operational CEO Marcus Cordes said the company saw an opportunity to expand beyond its established slots and instant win portfolio while ensuring its first crash game retained the studio’s identity.
The supplier has described Moneyplane as the starting point for a broader strategy around Bail2Win™, rather than a one-off addition to its catalogue.
With its first crash release now live, Hacksaw Gaming is entering a category where simplicity and rapid player decisions are central to the experience — while bringing its own mechanics and design language to the format.