Evolution launches Disco Balls, a live ball-drawing game with evolving multipliers up to 10,000x

Evolution has launched Disco Balls, a new live ball-drawing game that introduces evolving multipliers to the main game. Inspired by the energy and style of Funky Time, the game combines easy-to-follow number betting with multipliers that build as the round unfolds and can carry through into the Disco and VIP Disco Bonus games, with total multipliers reaching up to 10,000x.

Players choose from numbers 1 to 20, with the option to bet on individual numbers or cover multiple outcomes through Low, High, Even and Odd bets. Once betting closes, the playful Disco Cat randomly distributes multipliers across the betting grid and assigns either a Disco or VIP Disco Bonus symbol to one number.

Balls are then drawn one by one from the machine. Step balls move either the red or gold multiplier ladder upwards, increasing its value from 5x to as much as 500x, while also bringing the Disco Cat back into play for further opportunities to add multipliers and bonus symbols. A Result ball ends the draw and determines the winning number.

If the Result ball reveals a Bonus number, the multipliers built during the main game carry through into either the Disco or VIP Disco Bonus game. Inspired by Funky Time, Mr Funky moves across a virtual dance floor collecting additional multipliers until he falls off the board, with VIP Disco offering a larger dance floor and more room to move.

Todd Haushalter, Evolution’s Chief Product Officer, said: “At Evolution, we’re always thinking about how we can grow the gaming industry and contribute something the world has never seen before. With Disco Balls, our goal was to make the base game that you play every round just as fun as a bonus round. 

Haushalter added: “Today’s player is demanding increasingly more of everything, and this game brings the action. From the second bets close, players see the potential pays go higher and higher, and the tension is incredible. This game is like nothing we have done before, and we are very proud because we feel it really advances the industry with a whole new approach to game shows.”