Rocketman Review

A crash-based gaming product can never be innovative, or at least that is essentially the conception of general players. However, Rocketman by Elbet completely defies that by introducing not only excellent game mechanics and excellent graphics quality, but several bonus features too, which are relatively rare in the world of crash games. In this in-depth review, I’ll cover everything from cashouts to bonus features in Elbet’s Rocketman.

The visuals of the Rocketman crash game sit somewhere between a dashboard and a launch monitor. The interface displays plenty of information, which can feel slightly crowded on smaller mobile screens. I had moments where reading the smaller text required more focus than expected. Players who prefer clean layouts might find the screen a little busy. But if you switch off the chat screen, the game looks less cluttered, and after playing a few rounds, you can get the hang of it. The game does not look as remarkable as other crash games like Limbo Rider or Aviatrix. However, the user interface is functional despite looking a bit cluttered.

The sound is catchy with high and low points. It’s not going to win awards, but it works. Elbet has added the rocket-launch sound to enhance the authenticity of the crash game. Smart move, I have to say.

Rocketman’s animations are, at best, comical, which did take me out of the experience quite a few times while I was playing the game. The animations are functional and clean, with previous win coefficients neatly highlighted at the bottom of the frame.

Rocketman by Elbet has an RTP of 96.5%. The RTP system differs significantly from Arcadem’s crash game, Rocketman (also named Rocketman), which has a static return. The provider also ensures that the RTP percentage is continuously monitored and verified by independent parties. It is competitive with the broader market and gives the game a theoretical edge that is not too steep for casual sessions. That said, a 96.5% RTP on a high-volatility title is a figure that warrants careful consideration.

While the return is fair, the volatility is undeniably high. Your rocket crashes quite often before you finally score.

The maximum win multiplier is 20,000x, which looks extraordinary. But in probability terms, the odds of riding a multiplier to that ceiling are thin. The €10,000 maximum cash reward keeps the total payout within practical bounds.

Rocketman keeps the betting structure simple. Stakes begin at €0.10 and can reach €100 per round.

Rocketman, at its core, is a game of probability. The bet you place and the moment you choose to cash out are the only two decisions you can make here. There is no consistent pattern or streak to rely on, so even experienced players of crash games and free online casino games can’t develop a strategy.

The moment you think you have found a rhythm while playing Rocketman, the game reminds you that each round is independent. You should do so accordingly and keep your cashout discipline consistent, rather than chasing big multipliers.

Rocketman is your average run-of-the-mill crash game, but there are a few features that incentivize players to do more.

Free Bets

It essentially gives the player promo credits to place free bets. They can also claim additional free bets in the chat room, but only after using the existing free bets.

Additionally, you can also add another bet to your existing bet.

Auto Cashout & Advanced Autoplay

Players can also set any amount they want to cash out. If you opt for this feature, you don’t have to manually cash out during every round. This feature goes hand in hand with advanced autoplay.  You can set Auto Cashout only after you choose the bet amount and the total number of bets. The game also offers ‘Stop on Profit’ and ‘Stop on Loss’ options.

Tournament

There’s a tournament feature, though that entirely depends on the online casino running it. Since the best online casinos in the market usually have their own tournament offerings, you can use Rocketman’s own tournament mechanics as well.