Aviatrix entered the market with its aircraft-themed crash game, released in November 2022. The official game page describes a rising-multiplier format in which a wager can be cashed out before the flight ends, and it currently lists 97% RTP, medium-high volatility and auto-cashout functionality. Aviatrix also publishes provably fair mechanics and plane customisation among the product features.
The portfolio expanded in March 2026 with Aviatrix Second Chance. That title keeps the crash format but adds the possibility of a second flight after the first crash; its current product page lists 97.5% RTP and high volatility. Aviatrix now links its games through a metaverse layer with a shared player profile, progression, skins, rewards, tournaments, achievements and an in-game lobby. These shared systems connect the products without making their game-level mathematics identical.
Distribution is handled through operator and platform partnerships. Aviatrix announced an October 2025 Wildz Group rollout via Relax Gaming and an August 2026 launch with Playdoit in Mexico through Finnplay. Its current site also lists licences or certifications in multiple jurisdictions, including Malta, Ontario, Sweden, Spain and Italy. The operator offering the game remains responsible for the customer account and cashier functions, while Aviatrix supplies the game content and integration technology.
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