Aviatrix
Aviatrix is the crash-focused studio behind its self-titled aircraft game and the feature-led follow-up Aviatrix Second Chance.
Aviatrix is unusual among casino providers because the company and its flagship game share the same name. Founded in 2021 and based in Limassol, Cyprus, the studio launched Aviatrix in 2022 and built its identity around the crash format. The original game combines an aircraft carrying a rising multiplier with customisable planes, player progression, loyalty rewards and tournaments.
Rather than quickly filling its catalogue with unrelated games, Aviatrix spent its early years expanding the features and rewards surrounding its original release. Its portfolio grew in March 2026 with Aviatrix Second Chance, which retains the familiar bet, fly and cash-out structure but allows selected players to continue beyond the first crash point. The release marked Aviatrix’s development from a single-game brand into a broader crash-game ecosystem with connected profiles, progression and rewards.
Publisher Overview
Company history and milestones
Aviatrix was founded in 2021 by an experienced iGaming team that includes co-founder Mikalai Pobal. The flagship game debuted in 2022 and established the company's focus on crash mechanics enriched by personalisation and long-term player progression.
The provider expanded through regulated-market approvals, operator integrations and distribution partnerships before introducing its connected iGaming Metaverse concept. Aviatrix won Industry Innovation of the Year at the SBC Awards Latinoamerica 2024, and Second Chance went live in March 2026 as the next major product milestone for the studio.
Games and areas of expertise
Aviatrix specialises in multiplayer crash gaming and the engagement systems built around it. Custom aircraft, experience points, loyalty levels, live chat, leaderboards, promotional codes and network tournaments give players continuing goals outside an individual flight.
The Aviatrix game uses two bet panels and manual or automatic cash-out controls around a provably fair rising multiplier. Plane-building and visual upgrades make the product more personal than a standard flight graph, while the connected portfolio carries the same profile and rewards structure into newer titles.
What stands out about Aviatrix?
Aviatrix treats the aircraft in its self titled game as something a player can build, name and upgrade rather than a fixed animation that disappears after each round. That persistent plane and shared loyalty profile give the provider a recognisable identity in a category usually built around isolated, self-contained flights.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Aviatrix is developed by Aviatrix, while Aviator is a separate crash game made by SPRIBE.
Aviatrix adds customisable aircraft, XP, loyalty levels, tournaments and social features to the standard rising-multiplier format.
Aviatrix was founded in 2021 and is headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus. Its flagship game debuted in 2022.