InOut Games crash review: the 2024 Curacao crash-native studio pick

A two-year-old studio that skipped slots and went straight to crash

InOut Games launched the public brand in 2024 under IOGr B.V., a Curacao-registered entity at Julianaplein 36 in Willemstad. This is a new studio. There is no pre-2023 slot catalog, no legacy live-dealer operation, no prior brand that pivoted into crash. InOut Games opened the door already positioned as a crash and instant-win specialist, and twenty-four months later the roster runs 30-plus titles with a B2C sibling platform on a separate Anjouan license. For a category tracker watching new crash studios, this is the clean case: no pivot story, no distraction from legacy products, one identity from day one.

The pitch on the InOut corporate site is 3+ million monthly active players across 15+ interface languages, and the portfolio is live in 40-plus countries as of January 2026 per the Aviafly 2 marketing page. Those numbers are self-reported and carry a verification caveat, which is standard for a privately held B2B studio that has not filed public financials. The verifiable traction is the Hub88 integration from December 2025 that ships 47-plus InOut titles into Hub88 operator networks across Europe and LatAm, announced by Head of Account Management Ilya Rybasov and picked up by iGB, Intergame and EE Gaming in the same week.

Chicken Road is the flagship and the signature mechanic

The title that defines InOut Games in the market is Chicken Road, released 4 April 2024 with a 98 percent RTP and a crossy-road crash concept. A chicken crosses a four-to-twelve-lane road, each lane multiplies the stake if the bird survives, and a player cashes out at any point before the next car. Difficulty modes are Easy, Medium, Hard and Very Hard; the Very Hard mode is where the 2.5 million-times peak payout sits. InOut Games was nominated at the SiGMA Africa Awards 2025 for Best Crash Game and became the core of a full series: Chicken Road 2.0 released April 2025 at 95.5 percent RTP, and Chicken Road Bonus launched 27 January 2026 with a bonus-buy golden-egg-collection mechanic. The Hardcore difficulty mode is where players chase the published 2.5 million-x ceiling, and it is what the Very Hard reputation trades on.

The Aviafly line is the Aviator answer, now in its second generation

Aviafly released 23 November 2023 at 95 percent RTP with classic rising-multiplier crash plus a Trenball side-market. Two years later Aviafly 2 landed on 27 January 2026 at 96.5 percent RTP, and the marketing site for Aviafly 2 positions the title as a nextgen instant-win with an eleven-month development cycle and a team of fourteen developers, three mathematicians, five artists and two sound designers. That is a rare public staffing disclosure for a Curacao studio - most peers keep team-size numbers private. Aviafly and Aviafly 2 are the studio's Aviator-category answer, head-to-head against Spribe Aviator, SmartSoft JetX and Pragmatic Play Spaceman. The second-generation release is 1.5 RTP points higher than InOut Games, which reads as a deliberate tuning shift for the operator tier that benchmarks Aviator-alternatives on 96-97 percent.

SHA-256 provably fair, not Certified RNG

InOut Games runs SHA-256 provably fair across the crash portfolio. A round hash is published before the bet window opens, the player can record it, and the post-round verification math confirms the crash point was decided before any stake was placed. That is the crypto-operator pitch and it matches Spribe, BGaming and SmartSoft on the same technical axis. Where InOut Games differs from the certified-RNG studios like Evolution, Pragmatic Play and Betsoft is transparency of audit: the studio publicly commits to provably fair SHA-256 hashes, but specific independent RNG testing labs (GLI, iTech Labs, BMM) are not named on the InOut Games public site as of April 2026. That is the trade-off of this tier - verifiable fairness at the round level, lighter published lab coverage at the catalog level.

Hub88 is the distribution moment that matters

The commercial milestone of the last twelve months is the Hub88 integration announced 10 December 2025. Hub88 shipped 47-plus InOut titles into its operator network inside a single press window picked up by iGB, EE Gaming, Intergame and iGaming Expert. Hub88 matters because it is the Stockholm-tier aggregator that serves large European and LatAm operators, and adding InOut to the catalog puts the studio in the same integration pipe as Spribe and Pragmatic Play. Before Hub88 the studio reached operators through SoftGamings (crash-specific agreement earlier in 2025) and Timeless Tech (included in aggregator listings). After Hub88 the distribution ceiling is meaningfully higher. SoftSwiss, EveryMatrix and BetConstruct appear in general industry coverage but a direct InOut Games contract with any of those three is not confirmed in the public record.

Releases are coming fast and the cadence holds

Twelve months of 2025 shipped Plinko AZTEC (January), Hamster Run (March, a multi-stage crash with bonus-wheel and mini-slot plus 1,000-x cap), Chicken Road 2.0 (April), plus SiGMA Asia Best Crash Game Portfolio and a nomination at SiGMA Africa. January 2026 opened with a double release on 27 January: Aviafly 2 and Chicken Road Bonus in the same news cycle. For a studio that is less than two years old, that cadence reads as eight-to-ten titles per year, and the studio catalog adds Forest Arrow, Tower, Jumper, Chicken Coin, Chicken Banana and Squid Gambler as additional crash-adjacent formats without full public release metadata. The release engine is not slowing down.

License stack and regulator coverage

InOut Games is the newest studio in our catalog (brand launched 2024). Licensing reflects that:

• Curaçao eGaming - License 8048/JAZ via parent IOGr B.V. Verifiable through Curaçao eGaming.
• No direct MGA/UKGC - the studio is too new for Tier-1 European certification. Regulated EU access happens only through aggregator partners.

Audit history

RNG audited by:

• Provably Fair (SHA-256) - Round hash published pre-round, verified post-round by player.
• Independent RNG labs - Referenced on the InOut Games site but specific lab names (GLI, iTech Labs, BMM) not publicly disclosed.

Pick: new studio, crash-native, Curacao-first

For a crypto or mixed-fiat operator who runs a Curacao lobby and wants the deepest single-studio crash roster available from a brand under three years old, InOut Games is the pick in 2026. The Hub88 pipeline removes the gray-market friction, SHA-256 provably fair answers crypto-audience demand, and the Chicken Road series plus Aviafly 2 covers both the novelty-mechanic and Aviator-alternative operator slots. For a regulated-market operator who needs MGA, UKGC or NJDGE on day one, InOut Games is not the supplier and cannot be until a European B2B license upgrade lands. The studio is what it says on the label: a 2024 crash specialist still in its first commercial ramp, not a multi-category legacy name.

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