Small steps. Wild stakes.

Wild Stride is our stride-and-collect multiplier game. A walker on two wooden stilts crosses an endless woodland trail of rock ledges, gaps and floating logs. The player drags a stilt forward, and how far they reach picks the stride:

• Small step: ×1.05 to ×2. A gentle step that rarely falls.
• Stride: ×1.1 to ×10.
• Wild stride: ×1.5 to ×100. A wild stride falls half the time.

Every step that holds reveals a multiplier, and the multipliers multiply into the round's total. A fall ends the round and the stake is lost: off a tipping log, into a gap, onto a banana peel, or courtesy of an eagle, an angry trout or a seagull with perfect aim. Players collect after any step that holds or keep walking, and a walk that reaches the max win pays automatically. It is high volatility with a 100× max win by default (operators can allow up to 1,000×), and the player sets the pace.

The walker, the stilts and the floating logs move with real rigid-body physics, so every step wobbles, lands and tumbles differently. The result of each step comes from the RNG: where the stilt lands, how it wobbles, which walker is picked and whether they duck never change the outcome.

Game spec sheet

Genre	Multiplier walk · push-your-luck · pick-your-risk · HTML5 casino game
Game Type	Single-player multiplier game: every bet is its own round, with one stake and one payout
Round	The bet is placed with PLAY, then one step at a time. Each step picks its stride and either multiplies the total or ends the round with a fall. Collect after any step that holds; reaching the max win pays automatically
Strides	Small step ×1.05–×2 · Stride ×1.1–×10 · Wild stride ×1.5–×100. Step multipliers multiply into the round's total; the same tables at every RTP
Odds	After the first step, a small step falls 1 time in 10, a stride 1 in 5 and a wild stride 1 in 2. A round's first step falls slightly more often (13.6% / 23.2% / 52.0% at 96% RTP), because it carries the house edge. The game shows players the multipliers; the full odds are in the operator documentation
Cash-Out	After any step that holds, settled at once. A round interrupted by a reload or a dropped connection picks up where it left off; an abandoned one is paid at the total it reached
Characters	Three walkers, each with their own lines and physics weight: Dill Daddy (a moustached pickle, 72 kg), Tax Dodger (a goose in a tiny suit, 54 kg) and Bigfoot Steve (a cryptid in a hard hat, 112 kg). Plus eagles, angry trout, seagulls, banana peels, boxing-glove boxes, thorns, gaps and floating logs, with ten different ways to fall. The walker picked never affects the outcome
Theme	Comic woodland adventure with slapstick falls; three trail moods (Pinewood Crossing, Copperhead Gorge, Moonfall Hollow)
Volatility	High, and set by the player's strides: small steps are gentle, wild strides swing hard
Max Win	100× bet by default, enforced server-side. Each operator can set their own cap up to 1,000×, and the RTP is the same at any cap
RTP Variants	92 / 94 / 96 / 97%, each simulated over 2 million rounds. Payouts round down to the currency's smallest unit, so the very smallest stakes return marginally less
Fairness	Provably fair, per-operator toggle. Each step's outcome is drawn when the stilt is planted, from a seed committed before the bet. Every step and the payout are verifiable via the in-game panel or the public verification page
Platforms	Desktop + mobile (HTML5), with portrait and landscape layouts on phones and stride zones sized for thumbs; demo mode included
Delivery	Iframe embed via SDK launch URL
Evidence	Written math model, an exact check that every step after the first is at most an even bet, a best-play solver confirming that no stride choice or cash-out strategy beats the RTP, and Monte Carlo RTP evidence per variant

Why operators pick it

• A format players understand in seconds (step, collect or step again), with a real choice on every step: small step, stride or wild stride
• No strategy beats the math. Every stride choice and every cash-out point returns the selected RTP and never more, checked exactly, at any max-win cap. The walker, where the stilt lands and ducking never change the odds
• Every step is a small scene. The physics-driven walker wobbles, plants and tumbles, and ten different falls keep the losses funny
• At 96% RTP, a round's first small step holds about 6 times in 7, a first stride about 3 times in 4 and a first wild stride about 1 in 2. About 1 wild stride in 830 pays ×25 or ×100
• A 100× default ceiling keeps the risk short-tailed. Even if every bet rode wild strides to the top, the house would be ahead with 99.9% certainty after about 570,000 rounds at 96% RTP; with one stride per round, it takes about 2,600 rounds. Operators who want bigger wins can raise the cap up to 1,000×, and the RTP doesn't change
• Instant cash-outs, and rounds that pick up where they left off after a reload or a dropped connection
• Four RTP variants, each simulated over 2 million rounds, with provably-fair verification per operator: the seed is committed before each bet, and every step is verifiable in-game or on the public verification page