Raijin
Crash · Scape original
A crash game named for the god of thunder. Place the stake, watch the bolt climb, and take the multiplier before the storm breaks it.
Key art
Drawn in the studio for Raijin. In-game capture goes up here when the final build lands.
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97% RTP Published, and the same on every round for every player. -
Provably fair Crash point hashed before the round opens, seed published after it closes. -
Own RGS Wallet, session, reporting and rollback. Nothing sits between you and the round. -
EN · KR · CN · HI Four languages in the build today, not on a roadmap. -
Desktop and mobile One HTML5 build. The same round on a phone as on a desk. -
Bonus wallet demo The same build, the same maths, the same server. Only the wallet differs.
One bolt, and the nerve to let go of it.
Raijin is a crash game. You place a stake, a bolt climbs out of the storm, and the multiplier climbs with it. Cash out and it is yours. Leave it a second too long and the bolt breaks — the round takes it back. That is the whole game, and it is over in seconds.
There is nothing else in it. No side bets stapled on the edge, no meta-layer, no second screen. A crash round lives or dies on how it feels in the last half-second before you let go, so that is where the studio spent its time: on the climb, the sound, and how the curve reads at a glance.
It runs in a browser with nothing to install, on a phone as readily as on a desk. The whole thing sits on our own remote game server, so the wallet call, the round record and the rollback all come from the same place as the game itself.
Raijin is the Japanese god of thunder, drawn ringed by his drums. The art follows him — the drum, the gate, the strike.
The sheet
- Game type
- Crash
- Round
- Cash out any time
- RTP
- 97.00%
- Fairness
- Commit & reveal
- Languages
- EN / KR / CN / HI
- Platform
- HTML5
- Server
- Scape RGS
- Demo wallet
- Bonus
- Status
- Live build
Volatility, max win and bet ranges live in the maths report rather than on a web page. Ask for the sandbox key and the report comes with the build.
How a round works
The fairness claim, spelled out. Nothing here needs taking on trust — every round can be checked after it closes.
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Commit
Before the round opens the crash point is decided and its hash is published. Nothing can change it once the bolt starts climbing.
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Ride
The multiplier climbs from 1.00×. Cash out whenever you like and you take the multiplier that was showing when you did.
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Reveal
When the round closes the seed goes out with it. Hash it yourself and the crash point comes back. Every round, checkable afterwards.
