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Hugo Up and Away Game Review

FunFair are a fairly small company that’s yet to make it to the mainstream, which makes it quite surprising that it’s managed to secure a license for the incredibly popular Hugo franchise. And yet, here we are, staring at a Crash/Burst game called Hugo Up and Away!

The theme features the popular Hugo, and your goal is to fly as far away as possible from the terrifying Scylla’s Skull Cave. You’ll have a cargo full of precious gems on board, too, and you’ll want to cash those gems out before Hugo crashes. It’s a simple story, but hey, there are plenty of theme-less Crash games out there!

Hugo Up and Away Casino Game – Game Screen

Looking at the game’s math model, we can tell you that you can place bets for stakes between £0.10 and £100 per game round. That makes Hugo Up and Away incredibly accessible, and you’ll be happy to learn that you can win up to 2,500x your bet per round. Unfortunately, the theoretical RTP of Hugo Up and Away can be only 88%, 92%, or 94%, which just aren’t good values by any stretch of imagination.

Hugo Up and Away Gameplay and Features

Chances are that you are yet to play a Crash game, so let us explain how things work here. First, you get to place your bet(s) for the upcoming game round. Once it begins, you’ll see Hugo trying to fly as far as possible, with the displayed bet multiplier steadily increasing. Your goal is to click the Collect Button and claim your achieved winnings before Hugo crashes. If you don’t manage to do that, you’ll have to walk away without a payout.

Hugo Up and Away Casino Game – Win Screen Screen

As is the standard for Crash games nowadays, you can place up to two bets per game round. That’s pleasant, as you can play it safe with one bet and risk a bit more with the other one, which makes things that one bit more strategic.

On top of that, Hugo Up and Away also offers some basic autoplay and multiplayer features, but it’s all stuff that we’ve seen previously and that’s present in essentially all Crash games out there.

Review Summary

Frankly, we were quite thrilled when we first heard about Hugo Up and Away, as the Hugo franchise seems to be a great fit for a Crash game. Unfortunately, the final result is rather disappointing. While we do enjoy the game’s theme and audiovisuals, it’s very bare in all other regards, and its mathematical model also leaves much to be desired.