Aviamasters 2 Halloween

Aviamasters 2 Halloween is a BGaming crash-style game set for release on October 15, 2026, a Halloween sequel to the studio’s Aviamasters. It keeps the original’s core loop, choosing a bet, sending a plane flying along a randomized path, and cashing out before it goes down, but wraps it in a spooky new layer: a mysterious green gloom creeping across the islands as a pumpkin-headed pilot tries to reach the farthest one through drifting ghosts. The RTP is 97.00%, volatility is medium-low, and the win cap is 1,000x the bet.

A running Counter Balance tracks the current round’s value as the plane hits obstacles along its flight, shown above the aircraft alongside altitude and distance indicators.

Ghosts and Multipliers

Ghosts spawn randomly along the flight path, and hitting one divides the Counter Balance in two and lowers the plane’s trajectory. Multiplier pickups, worth +1, +2, +5, +10, or 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, spawn randomly too, and hitting one both adds to the Counter Balance and gains the plane altitude. If the plane ends up in the water instead of landing on an island, the round is lost, unless a Safe Landing or Life Buoy is active.

Boosters and Safe Landing

Four Booster pickups change how a round plays out: Magnet pulls in nearby multipliers and can guide the plane safely to an island, Laser Gun shoots down ghosts in the plane’s path, Nitro Potion speeds the plane up and makes it immune to ghosts, and Life Buoy lets the plane survive a water landing it would otherwise have lost. A Safe Landing purchase, priced at 50x the bet, guarantees the round ends in a win while it’s active.

Aviamasters 2 Halloween Review

Aviamasters 2 Halloween adds a genuine obstacle to a format that was previously just about watching a multiplier climb, since ghosts actively working against the Counter Balance give players something to react to beyond simply deciding when to cash out. The four Boosters each counter a different kind of bad luck, Laser Gun for ghosts specifically, Life Buoy for a failed landing, which turns what could have been a single generic power-up into a genuine toolkit suited to different situations. Pricing Safe Landing at a flat 50x for a guaranteed win is a striking offer for a crash-format game, since it essentially lets a player buy certainty in a genre built around risk, and how that’s priced relative to the game’s normal win distribution will say a lot about whether it’s actually good value once the game is live. Medium-low volatility and a 1,000x cap keep this comfortably calmer than the original format’s more extreme outcomes can produce, and the green-gloom Halloween reskin, pumpkin-headed pilot included, gives a familiar BGaming format a seasonal coat of paint without touching the mechanics that made the original work. The game hasn’t launched yet, so every figure here comes from BGaming’s own pre-release listing, and this review will be updated once it’s live and the full bet range is confirmed in detail.