Turbo Games, which describes itself as a maker of provably fair crash and instant-win games with 50 certified titles, has had a busy autumn. It released three new titles in October 2026, which it calls its “October wave”, and has already dated four more for November. All facts below come from Turbo Games’ own news posts, checked 31 October 2026.
These are short-round games where you decide when to stop, the same family as Aviator, Mines and Plinko. Every one of them is listed at 96% RTP and described by the studio as provably fair.
The October wave
| Game | Live from | Type | Top multiplier |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jewel Clicker: Rockageddon | 1 October 2026 | Instant clicker | x96 per tap |
| Kitty Rush | 8 October 2026 | Tower crash | x10,000 |
| Thimbles 10000 | 29 October 2026 | Pick-and-climb | x10,226 |
Jewel Clicker: Rockageddon (1 October)
Gem-studded rocks float across the screen, each showing a multiplier from x1.2 to x96. You tap a rock, it cracks, and your stake times its multiplier is paid at once. Size and colour show the risk, and a large boulder carries the top x96. Turbo Games stresses that “every tap is a bet”: there are no rounds, just the next tap. Autoplay zones and a “Buy 100 Taps” option play a full streak with one press.
Kitty Rush (8 October)
Turbo Games calls Kitty Rush “a crash you actually play”. You tap Build, a cat lands on the tower and the multiplier rises with each floor. You can Cash Out on any floor, but one floor too many and the tower falls. The top multiplier is x10,000. Three features change the rhythm:
- Freezing locks the current win with one tap. If the tower falls, the frozen amount is still paid.
- Sausage King is a rope-pull bonus on top of the base win. Each pull raises the bonus, and a miss does not cost what you already earned.
- The Box opens on the top floors for either a big extra win or nothing.
The studio says volatility runs from low to high and the mobile build is up to 3 MB, which the studio says is light enough for low-bandwidth markets.
Thimbles 10000 (29 October)
This is the old street game with a multiplier ladder. Gems hide under thimbles, the thimbles shuffle and you pick one. A correct guess moves you one step up; a wrong one loses the stake. You set the difficulty with 3 to 10 thimbles and 1 to 9 gems (always fewer gems than thimbles), which gives 44 combinations. Turbo Games says one end is a “90%-hit grind on small multipliers” and the other a “10%-chance hunt worth x9.6 per step”.
The ceiling is x10,226, shown in the paytable before you bet. Cash Out works at any step, there is no auto-cashout, and an unfinished run can be resumed later.
Coming in November 2026
Turbo Games announced the next batch on 9 October 2026 and says all four are already in its catalogue as “Coming Soon”.
| Game | Due | Key facts from Turbo Games |
|---|---|---|
| Chu Wow 1000 | 5 November | The studio’s first slot |
| Vault Express | 12 November | One-tap train run, up to x1,000 |
| Plinko 3000 | 19 November | 12 to 20 rows, up to x3,000 |
| Chicken Zap! | 26 November | Step game, up to x1,000,000 on Mad |
Vault Express. One tap sends a steam train carrying your bet towards the bank. Coins add +1 to +10 to the multiplier, gold bars multiply it by x2 to x5, and dynamite halves it. The run ends at the bank (a win) or in a dead end (nothing). There is no cash-out during the run. Boosters called Shield, Boost and Magnet change the run, and a Green Light buy costs 50 bets for a run that always reaches the bank and pays x5 to x1,000. In the studio’s words, it “removes the dead end, not the risk”.
Plinko 3000. You choose a board of 12, 14, 16, 18 or 20 rows and drop one ball or up to 100, with each ball a full bet. Board size replaces the usual risk setting. The top pocket pays x3,000 on the 20-row board; smaller boards top out at x100, x300, x1,000 and x2,000. RTP is 96% by default, with 94.5% and 92.5% available on operator request.
Chicken Zap! A chicken crosses a farm at night, haystack by haystack, under a UFO. Each step raises the multiplier and you decide whether to go on or take the win. There are four levels (Easy, Medium, Hard and Mad, 18 to 24 steps), with a ceiling of x1,000,000 on the final step of Mad. A Dash move can jump three haystacks at once, landing on a bigger multiplier or getting hit mid-air. Turbo Games says the game has been live since May 2025 and is now going out to every operator with a new look.
What to keep in mind
- 96% RTP means a 4% edge. Over many rounds these games keep about ₹4 of every ₹100 staked. Cash-out timing does not change that; Turbo Games itself says Thimbles 10000 pays 96% “with any strategy”.
- Fast rounds add up. Tap games and step games can run through a lot of bets in a few minutes. Features like “Buy 100 Taps” or dropping 100 Plinko balls are 100 bets, not one.
- Huge ceilings are rare. A x1,000,000 or x10,226 top prize needs a long run of correct calls. Most rounds end far lower.
Our Aviator strategy basics and RTP and volatility guide explain more about how these numbers work. For other recent crash launches, see our crash games news round-up.
Where Turbo Games is listed
By our data, 23 of the casinos we review list Turbo Games (as “Turbo Games” or “Turbogames”) among their providers, including Bets.io, iWild, Immerion, V.Vegas, Playfina, Asino, Gunsbet, Fairspin and SpinBetter. A listed provider does not guarantee every new title is live in that lobby, so search by game name.
Frequently asked questions
Which Turbo Games titles went live in October 2026?
Three: Jewel Clicker: Rockageddon on 1 October, Kitty Rush on 8 October and Thimbles 10000 on 29 October 2026. Turbo Games calls them its 'October wave'.
What is coming from Turbo Games in November 2026?
Turbo Games lists Chu Wow 1000 (its first slot) for 5 November, Vault Express for 12 November, Plinko 3000 for 19 November and a refreshed Chicken Zap! for all operators on 26 November 2026.
What RTP do these games have?
Turbo Games gives 96% for each of them. Plinko 3000 runs at 96% by default, but the studio says operators can ask for 94.5% or 92.5% versions, so check the info screen at your casino.
What is the biggest multiplier in the new games?
Chicken Zap! goes up to x1,000,000 on the last step of its Mad level. Thimbles 10000 tops out at x10,226, Kitty Rush at x10,000, Plinko 3000 at x3,000 on the 20-row board, Vault Express at x1,000 per run and Jewel Clicker: Rockageddon at x96 per tap.
Does a cash-out button make these games safer?
No. Cash-out lets you choose when to stop, but every step or tap is still a bet against a game that keeps about 4% of stakes over time at 96% RTP. Set a budget before you start.