Hacksaw Gaming Launches Moneyplane, Its First Crash Game, 10,000x Max Win

Hacksaw Gaming just left its comfort zone. The Stockholm studio built its name on slots like Chaos Crew and Wanted Dead or a Wild, but this week it shipped something new entirely: a crash game. Hacksaw Gaming is moving beyond slots and instant win games with the launch of its first crash game, Moneyplane.

The mechanic is simple to describe and brutal to master. Built around Hacksaw’s new Bail2Win format, Moneyplane strips the action back to a simple premise where players place a bet before take-off, watch as the Moneyplane climbs and the multiplier increases, then choose when to cash out before the plane crashes. Wait too long and the plane goes down with your stake still on it.

Numbers matter here. Players can reach a maximum win of 10,000x their bet, while each flight is shared among participating players, bringing a multiplayer dimension to the experience. On the RTP side, Moneyplane launches with five RTP configurations ranging from 92% to 98%, with Hacksaw Gaming’s games supporting more than 20 languages and 80 currencies. Operators pick which version goes live, so the return a player sees can shift from casino to casino.

There’s more under the hood than a single bet button. Players can open multiple bet panels within the same round, while separate Autoplay and Auto Cash Out functionality allows bets and cash-out points to be configured in advance. That puts Moneyplane closer to the layered control schemes crash-game regulars expect from the genre’s bigger names, rather than a stripped-back clone.

Operational CEO Marcus Cordes framed the move as deliberate rather than reactive. “Crash games have developed into an important part of the iGaming landscape, creating a clear opportunity for us to broaden our offering beyond slots and instant win games,” said Marcus Cordes, operational CEO of Hacksaw Gaming. He was clear the studio didn’t want a generic entry. “Moneyplane does exactly that. Bail2Win takes the simplicity and immediacy of the format and delivers it through our own approach to game design.”

Cordes also pitched it as a foundation rather than a one-off. “This is our first step into the category and lays the foundation for how we want to develop the format in the future,” he said. Given Hacksaw’s release pace on the slots side, a second Bail2Win title feels less like a maybe and more like a when.

Visually, the studio kept things tight. Moneyplane puts the rising multiplier front and centre, with a streamlined visual style built around a paper plane climbing through the sky. No cluttered HUD, no distracting side features. Just the plane, the multiplier, and the decision every round forces on you.

Crash games have quietly become one of the fastest-growing categories in online gambling over the past few years, sitting alongside slots rather than replacing them at most operators. Hacksaw’s entry gives that category another big-name studio behind it. The launch went live on September 7, 2026, and partner operators are expected to roll Moneyplane into their lobbies through September as certification clears in each licensed market.