Hacksaw Gaming Enters the Crash Games Category with Moneyplane
On 07 September 2026, Hacksaw Gaming unveiled Moneyplane, its first crash game and a clear step beyond the slots and instant win portfolio the studio is best known for. The move takes Hacksaw into one of iGaming’s more prominent categories, and it does so through a format the company has built itself. The game is currently available with selected partners as a pre-release exclusive, ahead of a global release on 24 September 2026. That combination of a new category and a proprietary format is the detail operators will note, because it signals intent that goes well past a single title.
Why Hacksaw Gaming is moving beyond slots into crash games
Crash games have grown into an established part of the iGaming landscape, and for a studio with a strong slots and instant win reputation, adding the category broadens what it can offer operators and players. Hacksaw frames Moneyplane as its entry point rather than a finished chapter. For a provider expanding its range, that positioning matters, because it turns a category launch into the start of an ongoing line rather than a one-off experiment.
Inside Moneyplane: a paper plane, a rising multiplier and a 10,000x max win
The gameplay keeps to the crash format’s core appeal. Players place a bet before take-off, watch the multiplier increase as a paper plane climbs through the sky, then choose when to cash out before the plane crashes. The maximum win is 10,000x the bet. Each flight is shared among participating players, which brings a multiplayer dimension to each round.
Around that core, Hacksaw has layered controls aimed at more experienced players. Multiple bet panels can be opened within the same round, and separate Autoplay and Auto Cash Out functionality lets bets and cash-out points be configured in advance. The visual style is deliberately streamlined, putting the rising multiplier and the climbing paper plane front and centre.
Bail2Win: the format Hacksaw wants operators to watch
The detail that lifts this above a routine launch is the format underneath it. Moneyplane is built on Hacksaw’s new Bail2Win™ format, and the studio is explicit that it marks the beginning of wider ambitions for that format. As Operational CEO Marcus Cordes put it: “Crash games have developed into an important part of the iGaming landscape, creating a clear opportunity for us to broaden our offering beyond slots and instant win games. However, we wanted our first move into the category to feel unmistakably Hacksaw.”
The operator read is straightforward. A studio does not build a proprietary format for a single game. Cordes describes Moneyplane as “our first step into the category” that “lays the foundation for how we want to develop the format in the future,” which points to a pipeline rather than a standalone release.
Bail2Win sets the foundation for what comes next
Moneyplane is one game at launch, but Hacksaw positions it as the starting point rather than the destination. The company describes the release as the beginning of its wider ambitions for the Bail2Win™ format, with Cordes framing it as the foundation for how the studio wants to develop the format in future. Further titles, timelines and specifics beyond Moneyplane are not named in the announcement, so the direction is clear even if the full slate is still to come.
Moneyplane RTP range, over 20 languages and 80 currencies
What is confirmed gives the launch a solid technical base to build on. Moneyplane launches with five RTP configurations ranging from 92% to 98%, and Hacksaw’s games support more than 20 languages and 80 currencies, which gives operators flexibility across markets. With a global release set for 24 September 2026 and the format positioned as a foundation, the more telling test will be the releases that follow, and whether Bail2Win becomes a recognisable line in the way the studio clearly intends.
Source: Hacksaw Gaming
