Evolution debuts Crazy Time in the United States

Evolution has launched its popular live game show Crazy Time in the United States for the first time in New Jersey.

Crazy Time has become one of Evolution’s most popular games since launching in 2020 and is now streaming live from the company’s live casino studio in New Jersey.

The US debut follows the successful launches of Crazy Coin Flip in New Jersey and Super Sic Bo in Pennsylvania earlier this month. All three games are due to go live in additional states during 2024.

“This is a landmark launch for Evolution and for the US online gambling market,” said Evolution CEO for North America Jacob Claesson. “Across the world, operators and players alike have praised Crazy Time’s incredibly high production values, its commitment to entertainment and depth of engagement, and the sheer fun and enjoyment it offers players.

“We’re incredibly excited that US players now get to experience a game that has made such an impact in the live casino space.”

One of Evolution’s most ambitious games, Crazy Time integrates multiple cutting-edge technologies, including multi-camera live game show action, Random Number Generator (RNG) multipliers, augmented reality and slot-style and video gaming elements.

The gameplay revolves around a main game and four interactive bonus games, with the main game featuring a two-reel Top Slot that spins together with a money wheel.

The bonus games add unique features such as a shooting gallery (Cash Hunt), a Coin Flip, a Puck drop (Pachinko), and the Crazy Time bonus game.

The success of Crazy Time’s bonus games have inspired a whole new range of Evolution game show titles, such as Crazy Coin Flip, Red Door Roulette and Crazy Pachinko.

“Crazy Time’s bonus games in particular have reinvented the way casino games are played and how they can be enjoyed in a more interactive manner, delivering a true game show experience unlike no other that’s both fun to play and watch,” added Claesson.

Evolution AB (STO:EVO) were trading 2.03 per cent higher at SEK1,185.00 per share in Stockholm Wednesday morning.