BGaming has launched Aviamasters 2, banking on the streaming success of its predecessor to deliver a more lucrative sequel with quadrupled maximum multipliers and operator-friendly customisation options.

The follow-up retains the core mechanic that made the original a fixture on gaming streams: players navigate a plane skyward, collecting multipliers and boosters while attempting to land safely. The central tension remains timing the landing to bank accumulated wins before hitting an obstacle, a dynamic that consistently generated vocal reactions from streaming audiences.

Strategic Expansion of Win Potential

The headline change is financial. Maximum multipliers now reach x1,000, up from x250 in the original title.

That fourfold increase represents a real shift in win ceiling, positioning the sequel to compete more aggressively in the casual gaming segment where headline multipliers drive player interest. BGaming has also introduced a Safe Landing feature, allowing players to guarantee successful landings at 50 times their base stake. The buy bonus mechanic increases stakes on each spin but can be toggled off, giving players control over risk appetite during sessions. It’s a calculated addition, the kind that appeals to players willing to pay for reduced variance.

Streamer Input Shapes Development

The studio consulted streaming content creators during development. Pragmatic, given the original game’s organic traction in that channel.

Aviamasters built momentum through real-time reactions and the communal “LAND!” callouts that became associated with the title. Using that existing audience for product refinement makes commercial sense. Vasili Pauliuchenko, Game Producer at BGaming, acknowledged the streaming heritage directly. The sequel builds on mechanics that already resonated with players and content creators, while expanding win potential and feature depth.

Operator Flexibility

Beyond player-facing changes, BGaming has built customisation options into Aviamasters 2 for operator deployment. That flexibility matters in a market where differentiation and localised offerings influence distribution deals. The title joins BGaming’s #Casual category, where the original remains positioned.

The release reflects a straightforward growth strategy: identify what worked, amplify the upside, and maintain the elements that drove initial adoption. Whether the formula translates to sustained performance will depend on how well the expanded features hold attention beyond the novelty phase. We’ll see.