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About the Aviatrix studio

Aviatrix is both the game and the studio. Founded in 2022 around a single crash title, it won the EGR B2B Crash Games Supplier of the Year award in 2024 and has spread across Africa through Odibets, Betika, Hollywoodbets and Spotika.

By Francis Munyao Updated 2026-10-15 18+ · Information only, not betting advice

Timeline

  • 2022. Studio founded. On 20 October 2022 Aviatrix announced the release of its crash game with an NFT-based loyalty programme: planes owned by players, transferable between operators, customisable by colour and parts, with daily tournaments and raffles.
  • 2023. Distribution deals including QTech Games for Asia and St8, which described Aviatrix as the only crash game where you can own an NFT of your plane.
  • 2024. Games Global added Aviatrix to its PLUS aggregation platform in June. In July Aviatrix launched in Kenya with Odibets; in August it signed with Betika; in November it launched in South Africa with Hollywoodbets. The studio won Crash Games Supplier of the Year at the EGR B2B Awards and Game Provider of the Year at the AffPapa iGaming Awards.
  • 2025. July: partnership with Spotika for Kenya, Zambia and Tanzania.
  • 2026. March: Aviatrix Second Chance released, RTP 97.5%, as the second title in a connected game line-up.

What the studio does differently

The founding idea was to treat a crash game as a platform rather than a one-screen product. The studio says it used AI analysis of thousands of casino games to decide which engagement features to build in: player-owned planes, levels, network tournaments, daily cashback, in-game free bets and seasonal events. Operators can brand the game, down to the flag on the runway.

The NFT element was designed to be invisible to players who do not care about it, which is why most Kenyan players experience Aviatrix simply as a crash game with a customisable plane.

Distribution and partners

Aviatrix reaches operators through aggregators (Games Global PLUS, St8, Slotegrator’s APIgrator, QTech) and direct deals. In Africa its named partners include Odibets and Betika (Kenya), Hollywoodbets (South Africa) and Spotika (Kenya, Zambia, Tanzania). The Kenyan operators carrying the game are compared on where to play Aviatrix in Kenya.

Our own verdict on the game is on the Aviatrix review page; how it compares with Spribe’s Aviator is on Aviatrix vs Aviator.

Responsible gaming

The studio states a commitment to responsible gaming in its operator materials; the tools players use (deposit limits, self-exclusion, time-outs) live at the operator, as Kenyan law requires. Responsible gambling in Kenya.

Not to be confused with

Aviatrix is also the name of a cloud-networking company, of a word meaning a female pilot, and of several unrelated media titles. None of them is connected to the game.

Frequently asked questions

Who owns Aviatrix?

Aviatrix is an independent game studio founded in 2022. Its CEO at launch was Vladislav Artemyev; Mikalai Pobal is a co-founder and leads business development.

How many games does Aviatrix have?

The flagship Aviatrix crash game, launched in October 2022, and Aviatrix Second Chance, launched in March 2026, as part of a connected line-up the studio describes as an iGaming metaverse.

Is Aviatrix licensed?

The studio supplies its game through regulated aggregators (Games Global PLUS, St8, QTech, Slotegrator) to licensed operators in each market. In Kenya the operators carrying it hold the local licences.