Renowned iGaming content producer BGaming has given the crash game genre a fresh new twist with the release of Top Eagle. This new game gives players five extra unlocked plane skins in addition to the basic skin, making for an immersive experience. The game pushes players to accomplish personal goals by tracking progress and multiplier levels using the altitude meter and flight history bar.
In Top Eagle, players have to take off in the aircraft and get out before it crashes by using a parachute. When they successfully land the plane, their bets are multiplied, and the altimeter records the distance traveled by the aircraft and displays potential wins. The thrill of discovering new plane skins is increased when multipliers of x2, x5, x10, x50, or x100 are hit.
As players reach new heights, additional rewards await. The Best Drop icon, located on the top right of the screen, showcases the highest multiplier achieved in the session, while the Leading badge is earned by surpassing previous records.
Game Features and Soundtracks Enhance the Experience
Each round in Top Eagle records the largest multiplier before a crash, visible through a flight bar at the top of the screen. Players who cash out early see their multiplier highlighted in white, while unsuccessful attempts are marked in grey.
In addition to standard gameplay, the title includes an autoplay mode, allowing players to predetermine the number of flights and set an automatic cashout multiplier. Players can also switch between two high-energy soundtracks, “Attack” or “Recon”, adding atmosphere to their gameplay experience.
Mikalai Dzeneladze, Chief Casual Game Producer at BGaming, noted the appeal of crash games in various regulated markets, particularly in LatAm. He emphasized the engaging visuals, stating, “With its unique top-down view…players will remain engaged for longer.” Dzeneladze added that Top Eagle offers both seasoned crash game enthusiasts and newcomers an exciting new challenge.
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