Turbo Games: crash, mines and clicker games, shipped monthly
Turbo Games is TurboDev OÜ, registered in Tallinn in April 2022 — one of the few instant-game studios whose corporate identity checks out in a public register. It releases something new almost every month.
The studio
Who Turbo Games are
The brand is operated by TurboDev OÜ, Estonian registration 16488251, registered on 26 April 2022 at Vesivärava 50 in Tallinn. That is a register fact rather than a marketing claim, which is unusual for this category. The one publicly listed board member is Viacheslav Zhuk.
The output is RNG instant and crash games — crash multipliers, mines and tile-reveal, clicker arcade games, ladder and tower climbs, a keno title and a first card game. Everything is RNG and described as provably fair. There is no live dealer and no scheduled draw product. Some directories file crash studios under live casino because the rounds look broadcast-like; that is wrong.
The release cadence is the real story. The company’s own dated news feed shows a launch roughly every month through 2026 — eight dated releases between March and September alone. For an operator refreshing an instant games section, that matters more than catalogue size.
A warning about the category: crash titles are the most misattributed content in the industry. Aviator, JetX and similar names get pasted onto whichever supplier page an aggregator indexed first. Every title below was checked against the company’s own catalogue. Aviator and JetX are not Turbo Games products.
- Entity: TurboDev OÜ, Estonia 16488251, Tallinn
- Registered: 26 April 2022 — register-confirmed
- Board member: Viacheslav Zhuk
- Output: crash, mines, clicker, ladder, keno, one card game
- All RNG — no live dealer, no scheduled draws
- Cadence: roughly one release a month through 2026
- Licensing: MGA and ONJN claimed by the company, unverified
The games
Turbo Games titles
Every title here comes from the company’s own catalogue and dated news feed, not from an aggregator listing.
| Title | Released | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Vortex | — | The flagship crash line. A multiplier climbs and the player cashes out before it busts. Reskinned many times over |
| Crash X | — | Classic single-multiplier crash with manual and auto cash-out |
| Mines | — | Grid tile reveal. Each safe tile raises the multiplier; one hit ends the round |
| Vortex Powerplay | Mar 2026 | Cricket-themed crash round |
| Vortex Aero | Apr 2026 | Aviation-themed crash round |
| Chicken Pirate Route | May 2026 | Step and ladder pick game with a pirate skin, released as a collaboration |
| Chicken GOAL! | Jun 2026 | Football-themed route game — advance step by step, avoid the losing one, cash out along the way |
| Teen Patti 20-20 | Jul 2026 | The studio’s first card title — an RNG take on the Indian card game |
| Turbo Keno | Jul 2026 | Eighty-ball instant-draw keno |
| Cloud Piggies | Jul 2026 | Mobile-first clicker multiplier game |
| Kitty Rush | Sep 2026 | Tower and staircase climb game |
| Jewel Clicker: Rockageddon | Sep 2026 | Instant clicker multiplier |
| Thimbles 10000 | Sep 2026 | Multiplier ladder pick game |
| Vortex Halloween | Sep 2026 | Seasonal reskin of the flagship crash title |
The company states 48 certified titles, 475 partner brands and a global crash retention ranking. Those are its own figures rather than audited data, and we present them as claims.
What makes it different
What the studio actually does well
Two product families and a release rhythm that most studios this size cannot sustain.
The Vortex family
One crash engine, reskinned across aviation, cricket, safari, Halloween and more. That is an efficient way to keep an instant section looking fresh without building new maths every time, and players recognise the format instantly.
The Chicken Route family
Step-and-ladder games — advance along a path, avoid the losing step, cash out whenever you like. A genuinely different risk shape from crash, and the studio has built a small franchise out of it.
Monthly releases
Eight dated launches between March and September 2026. For an operator whose instant games section needs constant novelty, cadence is the product.
Verify the licensing claim
The site states MGA and ONJN licensed with a certificate reference. The format reads like a content certification rather than a gambling licence held by Turbo Games, and neither could be confirmed on a register. Ask before you rely on it.
Where it runs
Markets and licensing
The company’s own footer states “MGA + ONJN licensed, RNG certified, provably fair”, with a certificate reference No. L2244237Y001615 valid 1 August 2024 to 31 July 2034.
That reference format reads as a content or RNG certification rather than a remote gambling licence held by the company itself. We could not confirm it on a public register, so we present it as a company claim.
The company also states it received a Notice of Recognition from the Malta Gaming Authority. Malta publishes a searchable recognition register; we could not query it here, so that too is attributed rather than confirmed.
Distribution runs through several aggregators and platforms, plus a partnership aimed at Brazil market access. Those are commercial arrangements, not licences.
- Estonian registration 16488251 — independently confirmed
- Certificate No. L2244237Y001615, 1 Aug 2024 to 31 Jul 2034 — company-stated
- MGA Notice of Recognition claimed by the company, not register-confirmed
- “MGA licensed” likely means content recognition, not a company gambling licence
Recent activity
Recent releases
The company’s own timestamped news feed, March to September 2026.
FAQ
Turbo Games — common questions
No. Those are other suppliers’ games. Crash titles are the most misattributed content in the industry, and aggregator pages routinely paste them onto the wrong provider. Every title on this page was checked against Turbo Games’ own catalogue.
No. Everything is RNG — crash, mines, clicker, ladder games, keno and one card title. Some directories file crash studios under live casino because the rounds look broadcast-like. That is a category error.
TurboDev OÜ, Estonian registration 16488251, registered on 26 April 2022 in Tallinn. That is confirmed in the Estonian commercial register, not just claimed. The one publicly listed board member is Viacheslav Zhuk.
The company states “MGA + ONJN licensed” with a certificate reference. That reference reads as a content or RNG certification rather than a gambling licence held by the company, and we could not confirm it on a register. Treat it as a company claim and ask for the underlying document.
The studio’s flagship crash line, reskinned across many themes — aviation, cricket, safari, Halloween. One engine, many faces.
Step-and-ladder games where the player advances along a path, avoids the losing step and cashes out whenever they choose. A different risk shape from crash, and the studio’s second franchise.
Roughly monthly. Its own dated news feed shows eight launches between March and September 2026.
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