Onlyplay Crash Games
Onlyplay's ten crash games fall into two separate groups, and the line between them is November 2024. Every title released before it returns 95% and publishes no maximum win. Every title released after returns 97% and stops at ×10,000.
The older games come by their missing ceiling honestly. Several of them multiply the running total instead of adding to it, so a long round compounds and there is no natural maximum to quote. The newer ones are conventional rising-curve crash games, built light enough to run on old phones and slow connections.
- Crash Games
- 10
- All Games
- 130+
- Average RTP
- 96.0%
- Best Max Win
- ×10,000
- Currencies
- Fiat & Crypto
- Free Demos
- Yes
All 10 Onlyplay Crash Games
The Numbers
- Highest RTP
- 97.0% – 5 games
- First Release
- Limbo Cat – Nov 2020
| Game | RTP | Max Win | Volatility | Released |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ChiX | 97.0% | ×10,000 | High | 16 Dec 2025 |
| CricX | 97.0% | ×10,000 | High | 28 Nov 2024 |
| ScoreX | 97.0% | ×10,000 | High | 26 Nov 2024 |
| GoalX | 97.0% | ×10,000 | High | 19 Nov 2024 |
| CosmoX | 97.0% | ×10,000 | High | 12 Nov 2024 |
| Cricket Crash | 95.0% | Not published | High | 6 Apr 2023 |
| Need for X | 95.0% | Not published | N/A | 25 Jan 2023 |
| Quantum X | 95.0% | Not published | N/A | 22 Dec 2022 |
| F777 Fighter | 95.0% | Not published | High | 23 Dec 2020 |
| Limbo Cat | 95.0% | Not published | High | 2 Nov 2020 |
About Onlyplay
Ten years of building games for other people
Onlyplay work from Lithuania and have been writing gaming software since 2007, but for most of that time the work went out under other companies' names. They began releasing games as Onlyplay around 2019 and 2020, and the catalogue now runs past 130 titles across crash, slots and instant win games, distributed in more than 80 countries through partners including SoftSwiss and Slotegrator.
Infinity Play, a round with no destination
Quantum X introduced the mechanic Onlyplay call Infinity Play, and Need for X uses it too. In an ordinary crash game the crash point is decided before the round starts, so the game already knows where it will end. In these two, it does not. You steer between two lanes collecting objects, each safe one adding to the multiplier, and the round continues until you take a bad one or decide to stop. There is no finish line to reach.
That design is also the answer to the missing maximum wins. Limbo Cat multiplies the running total by ×1.2 for every crate it breaks, so the figure compounds rather than climbing in steps, and a long enough round has no sensible upper limit to print. Five of the ten games work this way.
The November 2024 reboot
Onlyplay restarted their crash range in late 2024, and did it quickly. CosmoX, GoalX, ScoreX and CricX all arrived within seventeen days of each other, followed by ChiX just over a year later. All five return 97% rather than 95%, all five publish a ×10,000 ceiling, and all five drop the compounding mechanics in favour of a straightforward climbing multiplier. Onlyplay also builds them deliberately light, so they load and stay responsive on older hardware, which matters in a game decided entirely by timing.
Same theme, different game
Two pairs share a subject across the divide, and it is worth knowing they are not remakes. Cricket Crash and CricX are both cricket games, but they run different maths and different features: Cricket Crash returns 95% with no published ceiling and carries a progressive jackpot, while CricX returns 97%, stops at ×10,000 and has no jackpot at all. The same is true of the two space titles, Quantum X and CosmoX. They are separate games that happen to share a theme.
What Makes Onlyplay Crash Games Different
- Infinity Play
- Quantum X and Need for X have no crash point set in advance. The round ends when you take a bad object or choose to stop, not when it reaches a predetermined value.
- Compounding multipliers
- Limbo Cat multiplies the running total by ×1.2 for each crate, so the figure grows on itself rather than adding a flat amount.
- Progressive jackpots
- F777 Fighter and Cricket Crash carry a random progressive prize that can land on top of the round win.
- Two bets on one round
- Most of the range gives you two independent panels, each with its own stake and automatic cash out target.
- Built for slow connections
- The newer titles are made light on purpose, so they load and respond on older phones where heavier crash games struggle.
- A shared lobby with emoji
- Players appear with a username, stake and live multiplier, and can send reactions that everyone in the round sees.
Onlyplay Pros & Cons
Pros
- Two genuinely different kinds of crash game in one catalogue
- Infinity Play rounds have no fixed destination to reach
- The five newer titles return 97%
- Two independent bets on the same round across most of the range
- The newer games run on older phones and slow connections
- Free demos on all ten
Cons
- Half the range publishes no maximum win, so the top prize cannot be checked
- The five older titles return 95%, the lowest figure on this site
- Stakes stop at 50 on every title
- The newer titles cap at ×10,000, modest next to most studios here
- Four of the five newer games arrived within seventeen days and share one format
How Onlyplay Compares
Ranked against every studio on this site with 5 or more crash games.
| Measure | Onlyplay | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Average RTP | 96.0% | 8th of 11 |
| Lowest RTP | 95.0% | 10th of 11 |
| Crash catalogue | 10 games | 7th of 11 |
| Best max win | ×10,000 | 9th of 11 |
Onlyplay FAQ
Why do half of Onlyplay's crash games have no maximum win?
Because those five games have no fixed ending. Quantum X and Need for X run on Onlyplay's Infinity Play mechanic, where the round continues until you take a bad object or collect, rather than towards a crash point decided in advance. Others, such as Limbo Cat, multiply the running total rather than adding to it, so the figure compounds and a long round has no sensible limit to print. It is a consequence of how the games are built, not missing information.
What is Infinity Play?
It is Onlyplay's own variation on crash, introduced with Quantum X. You move between two lanes collecting objects, and every safe one adds to your multiplier. A bad one ends the round and takes the bet. Because there is no finish line and no crash point set before the round, the only things that stop a run are a bad object or your own decision to collect.
Which Onlyplay crash game has the best return?
Any of the five released from November 2024 onwards: CosmoX, GoalX, ScoreX, CricX and ChiX all return 97%. The five older titles return 95%, which is the lowest figure on this site. If return is what you are choosing on, the newer half of the range is the better half.
Are Cricket Crash and CricX the same game?
No. They share a cricket theme and nothing else that matters. Cricket Crash came first, returns 95%, publishes no ceiling and carries a progressive jackpot. CricX returns 97%, stops at ×10,000, has no jackpot and is built to run on low-end devices. The same applies to Quantum X and CosmoX, which share a space theme but are separate games.
Are Onlyplay crash games fair?
Onlyplay supply games to licensed casinos and CricX lets you verify a round's result from its fairness panel. As always, the protections that matter most to you as a player, meaning payouts and dispute handling, sit with the casino's licence rather than the studio's.
Can I play Onlyplay crash games for free?
Yes. All ten link to a free demo that runs on play money, with no registration and no download, at the same return as the real-money version.
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