Side-by-side comparison
| Feature | Forest Arrow | Aviator |
|---|---|---|
| Provider | InOut Games | Spribe |
| RTP | 95–97% (operator-set) | 97% (fixed) |
| Bet slots per round | 2–3 (volley system) | 2 |
| Unique mechanic | Volley — different arrows, different cashout targets | Social feed showing other players' bets |
| Provably fair | Yes | Yes |
| Auto-cashout | Yes | Yes |
| Demo mode | Yes | Yes (at most casinos) |
| Multiplayer chat | No | Yes |
| India casino availability | 4 casinos | 10+ casinos |
| Mobile optimised | Yes | Yes |
RTP: Aviator wins by a small margin
Aviator's RTP is fixed at 97% regardless of which casino you play at. Forest Arrow's RTP is configurable by the operator — it sits in the 95–97% range. In practice this means you need to check the active RTP in Forest Arrow's game rules for each casino individually.
If you happen to find Forest Arrow at a casino with 97% RTP configured, the games are equal on this metric. If the casino runs it at 95%, Aviator has a 2% mathematical edge over time.
Mechanics: Forest Arrow's volley system is genuinely different
In Aviator, you have two bet slots per round. Both bets ride the same multiplier curve — they just have independent cashout buttons and auto-cashout settings.
In Forest Arrow, the volley system lets you place 2–3 "arrows" per round, each with an independent cashout target. The mechanic is conceptually similar to Aviator's two slots, but the visual framing of arrows flying at different heights makes the risk distribution more intuitive for many players.
A common volley setup: Arrow 1 at 1.5× auto-cashout (high hit rate), Arrow 2 at 3× auto-cashout (medium), Arrow 3 at 10× (lottery). This distributes stake across three risk tiers in a single round — something that takes two rounds in Aviator.
Verdict
Choose Forest Arrow if
You want the volley mechanic for within-round stake distribution, you've verified a 97% RTP at your casino, or you prefer a cleaner interface without social feed noise.
Choose Aviator if
You want guaranteed 97% RTP without checking, wider casino availability, or the social multiplayer experience. Aviator is also the safer choice if you don't want to think about RTP configuration.
FAQ
Is Forest Arrow a copy of Aviator?
No — Forest Arrow is a distinct product by InOut Games. The crash genre was popularised by Aviator but InOut Games developed their own RNG, provably fair system and game mechanics independently. The volley system is Forest Arrow's own mechanic not found in Aviator.
Can I play both games at the same casino?
At 1win and 1xBet, both Forest Arrow and Aviator are available in the same casino lobby. You can switch freely between them.
Which has better odds — Forest Arrow or Aviator?
Aviator has a fixed 97% RTP. Forest Arrow is 95–97% depending on casino configuration. If Forest Arrow at your casino runs at 97%, odds are identical. Check the game info panel to verify.
Social features: Aviator wins
Aviator shows a live feed of other players' bets and cashouts during each round. This creates a social atmosphere and some players use it as a (statistically unreliable) social signal. Forest Arrow has no equivalent — rounds are played without visibility of other players' activity.
Whether you view this as an advantage depends on your style. Some players find the social feed distracting or manipulative. Others enjoy the community aspect.