giXtar

A crash game played as a 3D race.

Race Royale uses the cash-out mechanic players already know. Each round is a race.

Real gameplay · mobile

Why Race Royale

Most crash games look the same.

Crash games have a proven format: one bet, a rising multiplier, one decision.

Most new crash games show the same screen: a line or a plane going up. Players find it hard to tell them apart.

giXtar is making a crash game that players remember.

The game

Each round is a race.

  1. BET

    Place a bet

    Set the stake before the race starts.

  2. RACE

    The race starts

    The cars start and the multiplier rises.

  3. CASH

    Cash out

    Cash out at any time to lock in the multiplier.

  4. CRASH

    Crash

    If the crash comes first, the main bet is lost.

The betting decision is the same as in other crash games. On screen, players watch a race with overtakes, near misses and crashes.

Side bets

Players can also bet on how the race ends, separately from the main bet.

Collision Track incident Police chase

The vision

Raise the standard in visuals, gameplay and multiplayer.

Visuals

A 3D race instead of a line on a chart. The game stands out in a casino lobby.

Gameplay

The same crash decision, with more happening in each round.

Multiplayer

Players compete with each other on one shared leaderboard.

Race Royale is built for multiplayer. Every round, all players are in the same race and see each other's names on the track. The next giXtar games are being designed with deeper interaction between players, going beyond what iGaming offers today.

Others in the industry see the same trend

"… a genuine step-change — bringing real-time multiplayer competition into slots … built for players who want to compete, not just spins."
bet365, Head of Gaming · Jun 2026
"Unlike traditional slots, where players spin in isolation, crash games like Aviator have a shared heartbeat."
Spribe, Chief Product Officer · Feb 2026

Development partner

giXtar works with an experienced traditional games developer.

Spectarium's team includes veterans who made several billion-dollar grossing multiplayer games. Developers at this level rarely work in iGaming. They are co-developing Race Royale and the next games with the giXtar team.

Development partner Spectarium

The world

One world for many games.

Race Royale is the first game in a series with the same theme and IP.

Now

Race Royale

The first crash game in the series.

Next

More racing games

New games with the same cars, tracks and characters, and deeper multiplayer.

Beyond iGaming

Skill-based games

Games in the same world that reach new players.

One iGaming offer

All games lead players back to giXtar's products.

Players who like one game can move to the others. For operators, this means a series that players return to, not a single game.

Road to operators

giXtar is preparing to launch with operators.

giXtar is building its own remote game server (RGS) and getting the game certified. We are looking for operators and aggregators to plan the first launch with us.

Race RoyalePlayable
RGSIn progress
CertificationIn progress
More games in the seriesIn progress

Marketing

A game people want to watch, stream and talk about.

Most crash games are only played. Race Royale is also worth watching. The races look like motorsport, and the best moments are easy to clip and share.

Real gameplay · desktop

Watch

A round is interesting to watch, even for people who are not betting.

Stream

Big wins and crashes make good short clips.

Talk about

Cars, tracks and rivals give players something to follow.

Book a meeting with us

How to work with us.

Operators and aggregators

Launch partner

See the game, and talk about integration and first markets.

Investors

Investment

giXtar is building its own games, its own IP and its own platform.

Gabriel GinCEO & Co-Founder
Shay BibilashviliCFO & Co-Founder
Romain SchneiderAdvisor