Money Plane Slot Review — Relax Gaming

This is a Specifications Review based on official pre-release data from Relax Gaming. We have not yet had hands-on time with a playable demo. This article will be updated with a full score and gameplay analysis when the game officially launches on July 30, 2026.

Hold on Tight for the Ultimate Flight

Relax Gaming takes to the skies with Money Plane, the studio's first ever crash game. This is a high-stakes climb where the multiplier soars as the engines roar — stay airborne longer to chase bigger rewards across five achievable levels, with a max win of 10,000x waiting at the top. Five volatility levels ranging from 2 to 6 let players choose how much turbulence they are willing to ride. It's heavy turbulence, heavier rewards.

Key Specifications & Features

Based on official pre-release data from Relax Gaming.

Core Gameplay: A Climbing Multiplier and Five Levels

Money Plane is Relax Gaming's debut crash game — a format where a multiplier climbs continuously from the moment a round begins, and players must cash out before the plane crashes to lock in their winnings. The longer a player stays airborne, the higher the multiplier climbs and the greater the potential reward — but the risk of losing the stake entirely grows with every second in the air.

Five achievable levels are built into the progression structure, giving the climb a tiered feel rather than a purely open-ended multiplier. Full details on how the five levels are defined, what triggers the transition between them, and how the five volatility settings affect crash frequency and multiplier distribution have not yet been confirmed and will be updated at launch.

Next Steps for This Review

Money Plane marks a significant milestone for Relax Gaming — their first crash game, and one their own Senior Game Product Owner describes as genre-defining. The five volatility levels and 10,000x max win suggest a flexible risk model designed to appeal to both conservative and aggressive play styles. Key questions heading into launch are how the five levels structure the multiplier climb, what the average and median crash points look like across each volatility setting, and how the RTP holds up across the full volatility range. Full gameplay analysis and a final score will follow the July 30, 2026 launch.