Crash gambling is a worldwide phenomenon, and I’ve already proven that in our worldwide crash gambling legality article.
To prove that is true, today I’ll be looking at a Crash game hailing from South Asia. Crash by Brino Casino clearly shows that despite the cultural differences, crash gambling is something that gamers from all around the world find gripping.
Interested to see how this crash game differentiates from the rest? Stay with me!
Sticking to the Casino Aesthetics
If there’s one thing I can immediately say about Crash by Brino Games, it’s that it is much more focused on casino-themed aesthetics than any other crash game I’ve seen.
Crash games like Goblin Run by Evoplay are examples of games that feel removed from the entire “casino” aspect of crash gaming. However, Goblin Run is still very much a crash game.
On the other side of this spectrum is Crash by Brino Games, a crash game with strong ties to the casino-inspired environment where players usually find crash games. This is clearly indicated with the use of:
- Casino chips They are used to place bets, and their value ranges from 100 to 10,000!
- Casino game table Once you click on the chips you want to enter the game, your chips fly off onto a green casino table!
After reviewing 30+ crash games, I have to admit this is the only game that uses those stereotypical casino elements within the crash game genre.
Crash is after all a casino game!
Is that a bad thing? Not in my opinion!
I’ll actually go as far as to say that I love how easy the bet-placing process is, and other crash developers should look into this ultra-simplified approach.
Simplification is the Name of the Game
In the past six months, a trend of mini-casino games, including crash, has taken over some of our top-rated casinos.
While Crash by Brino Games is not considered a “mini” game, I do think it has perfect potential to dominate that corner of crash gambling.
I mentioned this game’s ultra-simplified approach before, but I feel it’s worth mentioning again in the context of mini-games.
This game will not…
Blow you away with all the betting automation features. There are none. You won’t be dealing with game hashes and seeds. You can’t access them. You’ll not be bothered by an in-game chatroom or leaderboard. They are not present.
But what you will get is a…
fun, to-the-point crash gambling experience. slow-paced crash gambling action without additional distractions.
In my opinion, a good mini-crash game should deliver exactly what Crash by Brino Games is offering. A simple, no-fluff crash gambling experience.
NES Classic Gameplay Experience
If you’re a 90s kid like me, then you’ll know exactly what I mean by “NES Classic Gameplay Experience”.
Like the good old Nintendo classic games, they did not have side quests, fancy graphics, or options. They were just fun, and I bet you that if you revisited the old Mario game, you’d still have plenty of fun today!
That encapsulates how I experienced the gameplay of Crash by Brino Games. Compared to our favorite crash games, it’s nowhere near as filled with features, fancy graphics, and animations. However, at the same time, it’s just as fun!
My initial thoughts about this game were not as positive! But I was wrong.
Nintendo analogy aside, the game experience was reliable without any major game bugs or crashes, which is crucial, regardless of features and design.
I also like the fact that you can analyze the game patterns by color by clicking the button in the top or bottom right corner. If the game crashes below 2X, the round is ‘green’ or ‘blue’; if it goes bust above 2X, it is simple!
Room for Improvement
Despite the game’s simplicity, which I did not mind, I do have one complaint. As some of you might know, I really like rich game documentation.
By clicking on the ‘?’ button in the top left corner of the game, you get access to a very poorly written game rules window, which lacks any explanation about the game’s RTP and algorithm. I would also appreciate a short ‘how-to-play’ section.
Final Words
Crash gambling is universally fun! Crash by Brino Games is the perfect example of that.
Regardless of the features, when done right, crash gambling mechanics ensure that you’re bound to have fun regardless of what the game looks like or what features it has. If this were not the case, the first crash games, the really simple ones, would never gain as much momentum as they did.
Thank you to Brino Games for exposing us to their vision of crash gambling. I’m excited to see the future updates!