If Spribe made the crash game famous, SmartSoft Gaming made it a range. The Tbilisi studio, active since 2015, has built JetX into a family of variations and then applied the same rising-multiplier idea to balloons, mountains and other themes. For operators who want more than one crash title, it is the obvious place to look.
The X family
JetX is the original: a jet climbs, a multiplier rises, and the player has to cash out before it explodes. JetX3 runs three jets at once. Balloon swaps the jet for a balloon the player inflates, a small change that turns waiting into an action. Cappadocia moves the game to a valley of hot-air balloons. Plinko X brings the studio’s naming into the ball-drop category.
The logic is clear: once a player trusts a format, offer them a twist on it rather than a new rule set.
Living next to Aviator
SmartSoft’s challenge is visibility. In most markets the crash category is equated with Aviator, and JetX tends to appear as the second crash title in a lobby. That is not a small role: operators routinely run two or three crash games so players can switch themes without leaving the format.
Score
8.0/10. Good originality within the crash category and solid distribution; a smaller slot presence and a lower brand profile hold it back on depth and track record.
Frequently asked questions
What is JetX?
SmartSoft Gaming's flagship crash game: a jet climbs and the multiplier rises until it explodes. Players cash out before that moment.
Is JetX the same as Aviator?
The core rule is similar, but they are different games from different studios. JetX comes from SmartSoft Gaming, Aviator from Spribe, and each has its own interface and side features.
Where is SmartSoft Gaming based?
In Tbilisi, Georgia. The studio has been active since 2015.