Half limbo, half crash
Classic limbo works like this: you pick a target multiplier before the round and the result appears instantly. Crash, on the other hand, shows a rising number and waits for your tap. Limbo Cat combines both approaches in a single scene.
On screen, a tank rolls along smashing boxes one by one. Each smashed box multiplies the current coefficient by ×1.2. So the round doesn't move along a smooth curve but in distinct steps that are easy to follow by eye.
Onlyplay released the game on 1 November 2020, long before its ‘X’ crash line with CosmoX or ChiX. What the studio publishes about itself, and what it doesn't, we have summed up in the Onlyplay profile.
In the Dukat.bet lobby, Limbo Cat sits under the Slots label, not Instant. You won't see it in the quick games section – search by name or use the Onlyplay studio filter.
What happens when the tank sets off
A Limbo Cat round has a simple rhythm you pick up after a few tries.
- Setup. You enter your stake. If you like, you also activate a second, independent bet.
- Start. The tank moves off and begins ramming the boxes.
- Coefficient jumps. After each smashed box, the multiplier rises 1.2 times. You see exactly how much it grew.
- Decision. You take the stake by hand, or Auto mode cashes it out at the value you set.
- End of round. If the round ends before you cash out, the stake is lost.
The exact conditions under which a round ends are described in the rules in the game's info panel. The developer doesn't publish them as a figure, so we don't restate them either.
If you want to know how multiplier growth works in general and why the crash can't be predicted, see our anatomy of a crash round.
Why ×1.2 is more than it looks
Multiplying by 1.2 seems modest at first glance. But it compounds on itself, so after a few boxes the coefficient grows faster than you would expect.
Illustrative example (not Dukat.bet parameters):
| Boxes smashed | Coefficient |
|---|---|
| 1 | 1.2× |
| 2 | 1.44× |
| 3 | 1.73× |
| 5 | 2.49× |
| 10 | 6.19× |
The table is pure arithmetic, not probability. It doesn't tell you how often the tank reaches the fifth or tenth box. That is decided by the game's random generator and the 95% RTP, which holds as an average over a very large number of rounds.
The practical value is different: thanks to the steps, you can work out in advance at which box you would like to stop and set Auto mode accordingly.
Two bets and Auto mode in practice
Limbo Cat lets you place two independent bets at once. Each has its own amount and its own cash-out moment. You can let one go at a low multiplier and hold the other longer.
According to the developer, Auto mode has two parts: automatic bet placement and automatic cash-out. Combined, they give you a game that plays itself, round after round.
That is convenient, but also risky. With automatic play you quickly lose track of the number of rounds. The developer doesn't mention a stop-loss for this game, so set a limit yourself – for example a number of rounds, or an amount at which you switch Auto mode off.
Limbo Cat in a nutshell
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Studio | Onlyplay |
| Type | limbo and crash hybrid |
| RTP | 95% |
| Max. win | not yet stated by the developer |
| Mechanic | each box ×1.2 |
| Bets | 2 independent at once |
| Automation | Auto mode (bet and cash-out) |
| Release | 1 November 2020 |
Source: the developer's official page, checked on 11 October 2026.
For the maximum win, Onlyplay's game page only has a note that the figure will be added. So we don't list it either. If the cap interests you, you will find it in the rules inside the game.
A tank under your thumb
Limbo Cat is four years older than Onlyplay's sub-1 MB crash games, but it too launches straight in the browser with no installation. The tank scene is clear, and the coefficient jumps are easy to read even on a smaller display.
The controls rest on the bet and cash-out button. With two bets, watch which button belongs to which amount. More on playing instant games on a phone is in our article on instant games on mobile.
Who Limbo Cat is for and who it isn't
It suits you if you want crash you can follow step by step, and you would rather count boxes than milliseconds. It is also good as a first encounter with two bets.
It doesn't suit you if you want to know the maximum win in advance or you are after a higher RTP. Onlyplay's newer ‘X’ line has titles at 97%, which you will find in our crash game comparison.
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