Crown Roulette is European roulette built for Apple Watch, and a full game on iPhone too. There is no money and no currency anywhere in it. You get ten chips a round for free, the ball decides what comes back, and you decide whether to bank it or let it ride.
How a round plays on Apple Watch
The wheel is the table. All 37 pockets are printed on it, in real wheel order, so a chip goes straight onto the number. Turn the Digital Crown to walk the selector round the pockets, tap to place a chip, and hold to take one back. The six even-money bets sit as curved pills along the foot of the wheel: 1 to 18, odd, red, black, even, 19 to 36. CLEAR sweeps the table, and REBET lays last round’s chips again.
Press SPIN and the wheel winds up one way while the ball runs the other. It rolls round the rim, slows until the rim can no longer hold it, drops down the cone, knocks off a deflector and skips across the frets before it settles into a pocket, while the wheel coasts on a little longer with the ball sitting in it. The ball’s path is simulated for every spin rather than played back from an animation, and the clicks you hear come from each impact it actually makes.
Bank it, or let it ride
Whatever comes back stays on the spots that won, as a pot. Bank turns it into score, for good. Ride leaves the whole stack where it landed and spins again at the same odds. Hit again and the pot multiplies; miss and it is gone. There is no limit on rides.
The numbers are plain roulette numbers. One chip on a straight-up number that hits is 36. Ride it once more and hit, and it is 1,296. Ten chips on red that hit come back as 20. Chips come off your score when you spin and banked pots go back on, so the score works like a bankroll: it rises when your nerve pays off and falls when it does not. It never drops below 10, one full round, so there is always another hand.
The Daily Wheel
Once a day you get one hand of ten chips on a random wheel. Ride the pot as long as you like; the run ends when you bank or when you lose it. The result goes on a daily Game Center leaderboard, highest first, and a streak counts the days you come back. The wheel is random on purpose. A wheel shared by everyone would have an answer that could be looked up, so every player gets a fresh spin and the same chance.
Everything the Daily Wheel unlocks is free forever. Royal Pass members get a second attempt each day, and the better of the two counts.
80 things to earn
18 chips, 12 wheels, 14 balls, 14 hub designs, 16 ambient fields and 6 music tracks. None of them are sold. Each has a challenge attached: straight-up hits, zeros seen, rides won, pots banked, big banks of 36 or more, days played, or a feat like calling the zero straight up. A colour player and a number player unlock different things first, so the collection rewards playing every way the wheel can be played.
On your watch face
Twelve complications, drawn from live game data: your lifetime score, whether today’s Daily Wheel is still waiting, the field you play on, and a gallery of every field you have unlocked, each with the wheel sweeping in from the corner. Tap one and you are back at the table.
Free wheel, Royal Pass collection
The whole game is free: every bet, unlimited rides, the Daily Wheel every day, both leaderboards, and every item the Daily Wheel unlocks. The Crown Games Royal Pass lets you wear everything else you earn, adds a second Daily Wheel attempt, and opens every other Crown Games title. You still earn each item at the wheel; the pass lifts the limit, not the challenge. One subscription covers Crown Jack, Crown Five, Shut The Box, Crown Heist, Soar and Crown Climb.
