Funky Time
Funky Time is Evolution's disco-themed follow-up to Crazy Time, and the closest thing the studio has produced to a successor. It runs on a DigiWheel — a digital wheel rather than a physical one — with multipliers that move round to round, and bonus rounds that take you out of the main game into their own set.
The DigiWheel
The wheel here is digital rather than a physical wheel with a pointer. That is not cosmetic: a digital wheel lets the game assign multipliers to segments dynamically each round, which a painted physical wheel cannot do.
You bet on a segment before the spin. Some segments pay directly, others open into a bonus round. Because the multipliers are generated per round rather than fixed, the same segment can be worth very different amounts on consecutive spins.
Bonus rounds
Funky Time's bonus segments take qualifying players into separate rounds with their own mechanics and their own ceilings, in the same way Crazy Time's four bonuses do. The headline round is the one the game is themed around and carries the largest multipliers on offer.
Evolution does not publish full round-by-round mechanics or a return figure on its public site, so the reliable source for exactly what each bonus pays is the game's own rules panel, which is available in the client before you bet. It is worth opening once — the bonus structure is where nearly all of the game's variance sits.
How it compares with Crazy Time
Both are presenter-led wheel shows with bonus rounds, both run continuously, and both reward understanding which segments are rare. The differences are the wheel technology and the pacing: the digital wheel allows per-round multiplier generation, so Funky Time's main game has more movement in it than a fixed-segment wheel does.
If you like Crazy Time, this is the natural next one to try. Lightning Storm runs on the same DigiWheel technology with five bonus rounds.
Playing it sensibly
Rounds are short and continuous, which is the trap in every game show format — you will play far more rounds per hour than at a table. Decide a round count or a time limit before you open the game.
Everything settles in rand. See the deposit limits and time-outs worth setting for fast formats, or browse the rest of the live shows.
Frequently asked questions
What is the DigiWheel in Funky Time?
A digital wheel rather than a physical one. Because it is digital, the game can assign multipliers to segments dynamically each round, which a painted physical wheel cannot do — so the same segment can be worth different amounts on consecutive spins.
How is Funky Time different from Crazy Time?
Both are presenter-led wheel shows with bonus rounds. Funky Time runs on a digital wheel with per-round multiplier generation, so its main game has more movement than a fixed-segment wheel, and its bonus rounds and theme are its own.
Where can I check what each bonus round pays?
In the game's own rules panel, available in the client before you bet. Evolution does not publish full round-by-round mechanics on its public site, and the bonus structure is where nearly all the variance sits, so it is worth opening once.
Is there a published RTP for Funky Time?
Evolution does not publish return figures on its public site, and in game shows the return usually differs by bet type in any case. The rules panel in the client is the source to trust rather than a figure quoted elsewhere.
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