Always Up

BGaming · released 2025

Always Up

Inside the game

Captured in the studio's own free demo on 11 September 2026. Nothing below is taken from a press release or another site — it is what the game shows when you open it.

The base gameA small 3×3 grid under a pagoda roof, five fixed lines announced by the vertical banner on the right, and firecrackers for symbols. Also on the right, the Buy Bonus reads 160.00 FUN against the 2.00 FUN stake shown below, 80× the stake. The Bonus crate already occupies the third reel.
Game rules, page 1The first page of the paytable, over a firework backdrop. The Bonus crate opens the series, then come the four dearest symbols, all quoted for three symbols only — the grid is just three wide: the money bag at 120.00 FUN, the ingot at 80.00 FUN, the coins at 16.00 FUN, the lotus at 8.00 FUN, at the 2.00 FUN stake shown below.
Game rules, page 2The end of the paytable: the three bunches of firecrackers — red, purple and green — pay the same, 8.00 FUN for three, and the character closes the list at 2.00 FUN, at the 2.00 FUN stake shown below. The features section opens underneath on the Bonus symbol, illustrated by the game grid.
Game rules, page 3The entry condition, illustrated then stated: three Bonus crates, one per reel, open the Bonus game. The image shows the grid at the moment all three are there, and the bottom of the page opens the Bonus game section itself, on the dragon's portrait.
Game rules, page 4The Bonus game, under the "Choose your rocket" screen: five rockets on the pagoda roof, one already selected and glowing. The text describes the mechanic — each rocket carries a multiplier that grows the higher it flies, all of them burst into fireworks at a random height, and it is the chosen rocket's multiplier that applies to the bet. The game states the bonus round's own ceiling, ×499.
Game rules, page 5The end of the bonus block — the purchase is made at the price shown on the button, and it is the next spin that triggers the game — then the diagram of the five paylines, drawn cell by cell on the 3×3 grid: the top row, the middle, the bottom, then the two broken lines.
Game rules, page 6The panel's opening page: the festival atmosphere the studio announces, and the Bonus game summed up in one sentence — you pick one rocket out of five, and the higher it flies, the bigger the multiplier. Then come the controls and the autospin settings behind the A button.
Game rules, page 7The autospin settings and their five stop conditions, then the Features section opening, which restates the rule in two lines: three Bonus crates, one on each of the three reels, open the Bonus game, where five rockets appear and the player picks one before pressing START.
Game rules, page 8The panel's most useful page: it separates three ceilings instead of giving just one. The main game is capped at 60× the bet, the bonus round at 499×, and the game as a whole at 559× — the maximum win recorded on the sheet, which the studio itself presents as a consequence of its mathematical constraints. Above, the payline-by-payline payout rules.
Game rules, page 9The end of the panel: speed and sound settings, then the return to player statement — 96.07% overall, the RTP recorded on the sheet, against 95.98% when the bonus is bought. Buying the entry therefore costs a tenth of a point of return. The last section points to the studio's certified random number generator.

Try it for free

The studio's own free demo, played here — no account, no money, the same maths as the real game.

Open the demo on BGaming’s site

Where to play Always Up

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Everything we know about this game

The RTP of Always Up

Always Up is published with an RTP of 96.07%.

The figure comes from bgaming.com, and the page is linked above so you can check it yourself.

Volatility

BGaming states a medium volatility for Always Up. Studios measure volatility on their own scales, so we report what the studio says rather than converting it to a scale of our own.

Maximum win

The ceiling announced for Always Up is 559x the total stake. A maximum win is a cap, not an expectation: it is the largest payout the game can produce, reached by a combination that the mathematics make rare.

How Always Up is built

The game runs on a 3x3 grid. Its wins form through 5 fixed paylines. Its mechanics are: Rocket bonus (pick one of 5 rockets, multiplier rising with altitude), Explosion at a random height (crash game mechanic), Triggered by 3 scatters (one per reel), Bonus buy at 80x (published RTP 95.98%), Mystery Buy (maximum multiplier drawn at random). A bonus buy is available. Always Up was released by BGaming in 2025.

What we checked

The 10 screenshots on this page were taken in the studio's own demo on 11 September 2026, not copied from another site. The figures above are read from those screens.

28 of our partner casinos carry this studio's games. We list where Always Up can be played; we do not rank the operators by what they pay us.

Frequently asked questions

What is the RTP of Always Up?
Always Up is published with an RTP of 96.07%. We hold the studio page stating it, and it is linked from this page.
What is the maximum win on Always Up?
The ceiling announced for Always Up is 559x the total stake.
Does Always Up have a bonus buy?
Yes. Always Up lets you buy the feature directly.
How volatile is Always Up?
BGaming states a medium volatility for Always Up.
Can I play Always Up for free?
Yes. The free demo of Always Up opens on the studio's own page, without an account and without a deposit.
Where can I play Always Up?
28 of our partner casinos carry this studio's games; they are listed above on this page. A brand-new release may stay exclusive to one operator for a few weeks.

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