Belatra Takes Flight With New Crash Game PingWin Fly

PingWin Fly Introduces Arctic Crash Gameplay

Thursday 17th September 2026 – Belatra, a developer of online slots, has launched its latest crash game, PingWin Fly, in which a bat-swinging Yeti sends an intrepid penguin soaring across the Arctic sky.

Each round starts with the Yeti stepping up to swing his wooden bat, sending the penguin over the glaciers. Once airborne, the multiplier climbs from zero towards a ceiling of 1000x, with every extra metre covered increasing the potential return.

The penguin must also navigate a series of hazards that can bring the flight to an unexpected end, making the timing of the cash-out a key part of each round.

Players can choose from three bats, each offering a different volatility level. The Regular Bat is the more cautious option, with the smallest chance of an early miss, while the upgraded bats increase the betting limits and offer the potential for bigger, less frequent wins.

The bats are unlocked through gameplay, either by completing a set number of rounds or reaching specific win milestones along the map.

Hazards And Boosters Shape Each Flight

Each flight follows a different path, with springs, ice ramps and passing eagles able to boost the penguin's speed and height.

Other obstacles, including hot air balloons, stop signs, nets and territorial fur seals, can bring the flight to an end. Some hazards can also have unexpected effects, with the penguin able to skim across a water hole in an aquaplaning glide or bounce off a seal's back if he lands at the right angle.

A map along the edge of the screen tracks the score in real time. Red flags mark where previous runs ended, while green flags show where players cashed out successfully. Bat markers indicate progress towards unlocking the next piece of equipment.

Belatra On PingWin Fly

Misha Voinich, head of business development at Belatra, said:

“PingWin Fly brings together engaging crash mechanics, an enjoyably absurd setting and plenty of strategic choice. The combination of unpredictable hazards, momentum boosters and a rewarding progression system means every flight feels different, while giving players plenty of opportunities to chase those high-flying wins. It’s a fun and distinctive take on the crash genre that we think players will really enjoy.”