What are the most common reasons for casino games crashing on startup?

So far, the most common causes of crashes we have seen for starters – mods run amok. Most often, a single broken mod completely wrecks the game. The players install incompatible mods, or an old mod is no longer compatible with the current patch.

One more major problem: the game files are missing or damaged, as if the installation was screwed up and the game cannot even start (crashes).

System requirements matter, too. The game will not even boot if players’ graphics cards or RAM don’t meet the min-spec. Consider putting that info in a prominent place.

Outdated or non-native drivers, particularly those for graphics cards, can slow down the system. Make sure your users have the latest version of their driver software.

If it’s a modded game, have them verify game files, launch without any mods, and then try loading one mod at a time until they find which one caused the error.

Startup crashes are no fun, but hopefully you will see some reduction in the number of issues affecting your users. Encourage them to send you their crashdumps if they have a particularly nasty problem.

If your casino game is crashing on launch, it could be due to an issue with outdated drivers, missing patches or corrupt game files. A GPU that can’t support the game or an old operating system will also cause problems. The same goes for overzealous anti-virus software or firewalls blocking the game from launching. Recommend users check their game files through your game’s platform (such as Steam, Epic Games Store, GOG, etc.) and ensure drivers are up to date. Running the game in compatibility mode is also useful. Be transparent if there are any mods causing issues. Do the basic stuff first, then dig deeper.