BGaming launches Top Eagle, a bird's eye view take on crash games

iGaming content provider BGaming has released Top Eagle, a new addition to its crash game portfolio that adopts a top-down aerial viewpoint rather than the genre’s more typical perspectives.

In Top Eagle, players must take off and deploy a parachute before the plane inevitably crashes, with a safe landing multiplying their stake. An altimeter in the bottom right of the screen tracks the distance travelled and the corresponding potential multiplier. Reaching cashout thresholds of x2, x5, x10, x50 or x100 unlocks one of five additional plane skins, on top of the default design.

Milestone and tracking features

The game includes a Best Drop icon showing the highest multiplier achieved by the player during a session, and a Leading badge that appears when a flight outlasts the player’s previous longest attempt. A bar at the top of the game screen records the largest multiplier reached in each round, shown in white for winning cashouts and pale grey for rounds that end without a win.

As with other titles in BGaming’s crash game range, Top Eagle offers autoplay functionality, allowing players to set a fixed number of rounds in advance, alongside an automatic cashout option for pre-setting a target multiplier. Players can also choose between two soundtracks, described as “Attack” and “Recon”, to change the game’s atmosphere as they progress and unlock new plane skins.

Company comment

Mikalai Dzeneladze, Chief Casual Game Producer at BGaming, said crash games have become an established part of the company’s portfolio, with particular traction in regulated markets including Latin America. He said the top-down view and sense of flight in Top Eagle were designed to hold player attention for longer, and that the title was aimed at both existing crash game players and newcomers to the genre.

BGaming states that its portfolio now includes more than 150 products, distributed across over 1,600 online casinos worldwide. The company says it was the first in the sector to support cryptocurrency payments and to offer Provably Fair games, and it also develops exclusive titles in partnership with operators.