Airstrike 2 — 7 live bonus opens

What Airstrike 2 has actually done in our bonus hunts

We have opened Airstrike 2 7 times across 7 separate bonus hunts between 26 May 2026 and 13 Jul 2026 and recorded every result. Across those 7 opens the median result was 17.7× the bet, against 50.8× for every slot in our recorded dataset. The biggest single result we have recorded on it is 70.6×. None of those 7 opens reached 100×. 7 opens is a small sample and describes only these recorded sessions — it is not this slot's RTP and it does not predict what your next bonus will do.

Seven recorded opens and none reached 100×, versus 29% of opens across the wider dataset. Median 17.7× is far below the 50.8× median; best so far is 70.6×. Sample is still small.

Airstrike 2 is Titan Gaming's follow-up to its original Airstrike slot, carrying the same aerial-combat-suggestive branding into a second release. Sequels in the online slots space typically mean a refined or expanded version of the core format rather than a full reinvention, so expect a broadly similar military or action theme, likely with some visual or mechanical tweaks compared to the first game, though the specific changes haven't been detailed publicly for this listing.

On the numbers, Airstrike 2 returns 96.0% RTP - a solid, right-around-average figure that's actually a touch lower than the 96.3% carried by the original Airstrike, worth noting if you're deciding between the two. As always, that return-to-player figure reflects theoretical long-run payback across a very large number of spins rather than anything you'd notice across a short session.

Volatility, reel and payline configuration, maximum win multiplier, hit frequency, and betting range aren't confirmed for Airstrike 2 at the time of writing, so it's best not to assume it plays identically to its predecessor just because the name and theme carry over - sequels often adjust the underlying math model even when the visual identity stays close to the original. Whether Titan Gaming has pushed this one toward higher volatility with a bigger ceiling, or kept things steady and frequent-hitting, isn't something the published data can answer yet.

Titan Gaming's slower, more deliberate release pace compared to some of the larger studios suggests each title in its catalogue is treated as a distinct build rather than a quick reskin, so it's reasonable to expect Airstrike 2 brings at least some genuine gameplay differences beyond the numbering in its name.