Join the active state
The interface shows whether the player is preparing, participating or returning to a round already in progress.
Crash turns a rising multiplier and a timed player decision into a compact real-time experience. Try the guest demo, then test the full session and wallet flow in the sandbox.
Crash format · CrashThe active multiplier, player action and final state need a clear hierarchy from the start of the round to settlement.
The interface shows whether the player is preparing, participating or returning to a round already in progress.
The player sees the changing multiplier and the available action without competing clocks or ambiguous controls.
The game view, round history and wallet result should all describe the same completed round.
The backend decides whether a player action was accepted and records the final round state. The browser presents that decision; it should never invent a second timing rule from animation frames or the local clock.
Test reconnection before production. Disconnect around a player action, delay the wallet response and repeat the request. The player must return to the existing result, and your support team must be able to follow the round and wallet identifiers without guessing.
The public demo shows the product flow. Sandbox access lets engineering test the network and wallet cases around it.
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Open testing criteria →Connect a play-money wallet and exercise the complete round lifecycle.
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