Uncrossable Rush

Uncrossable Rush presents a bit of a conundrum in that you obviously want to win some cash but there's probably a dark side of your brain that also wants to see what happens when the chicken gets squashed. You need to try and push those morbid thoughts to one side for a moment and focus on the 10,000x max win.

Gameplay & Features

It's fair to say that crash gaming is one of the most simplistic forms of gambling out there but it also offers a superb alternative to traditional forms. The basic premise is that you leave your cash on the table for as long as you dare, and the next step is to watch it grow. The hardest part is knowing when to take your cash back before the casino's big hairy hand comes down and takes it from you. 

There are many ways to present this idea and to be honest, not many developers are focusing on bonus activity. But that's okay for a moment as the concept is still in its infancy and we're enjoying watching the different variations come to our handheld devices.

Evoplay presents the idea as a chicken that needs to cross a multi-lane highway and with each step, the multiplier grows. There's a chance that a roadblock will protect the chicken and your investment but there's also a very good chance that the chicken will simply get squashed. 

Many crash games have just one multiplier option available and you roll with the punches but others, like this game, give you a chance to change the volatility and play at your own pace. 

The easy version sees multipliers grow very slowly by 0.10x each time and this is better suited to players who want to try and win a little bit but more often. That could be a good strategy or you may decide that you want to go for medium and see the multipliers grow by 0.20x instead.

The hard version begins on 1.30x and grows by 0.20x for the first few step but then the multipliers begin to increase exponentially. The final offering is called hardcore and as you can imagine, these multipliers are going to grow pretty quickly. By the time your chicken has moved six spaces, you'll be picking up a 20x win. It's not a game for the faint-hearted, at least not in hardcore mode!

Cashing Out

Regardless of the volatility level that you choose, the decision-making process is always the same. You need to figure out how long you're prepared to leave your money sitting there exposed and how big you want to go. 

Some players like to take a chance on the first few spins and see if they can build up a buffer to then go for smaller multipliers, while others prefer to go small from the start. Whatever your strategy may be, you need to remember that there's no perfect option and this is still a game of chance. 

Sometimes, the chicken will walk endlessly and make it towards a huge multiplier but you may see a run of spins that turns this hen into a spatchcocked mess all over the first lane several times in a row.