Wild Funland (Slot Factory) – Review & Demo Play

Introduction to Wild Funland

Slot Factory took the fruit machine format and parked it at the fairground, and I like that angle in Wild Funland. It’s a traditional fruit-themed slot featuring free spins and wilds rather than a strict bonus round, plus a crazy wilds mini-game that livens things up. I went in as a regular player of their demo slots and the feel is familiar. It’s a colourful fairground frolic with a Joker vibe, and the pace suits short sessions.

Wild Funland runs a conventional 5-reel, 3-row grid with 9 pay lines. The minimum coin size is 0.01 and the maximum is 30.00, so with 9 lines the minimum bet level is 0.01 and the maximum is 270. Regular symbols are straight from the classics: Lucky Seven, Diamond, Bell, Plum, Grapes, Watermelon, Cherries, Lemon and Orange. It’s simple to grasp, and that suits the fruit theme, but there’s enough movement in the features to keep a base game ticking along.

Theme, graphics and soundtrack in Wild Funland

The grid sits against a funfair background with a big wheel turning, balloons floating away and a helter-skelter off to the left, all wrapped in a purple haze with crowd noise bubbling under. Reels stay plain with minimal animation, which fits the classic look. When free spins land the palette shifts to a bright orange and that fairground or circus music pipes in. It’s basic but diverting, and the contrast helps you feel the mode switch without clutter.

Wild Funland RTP and variance

The RTP in Wild Funland is 94.10 per cent, which is quite low for a slot. The variance is not recorded, so I judged it by feel over longer sessions. Returns came in fits and starts, with a few steady lines nudging the balance while the features carried the bigger swings. That aligns with a fruit machine leaning on line hits and the odd feature spike. If you’re rate sensitive, note the figure before committing a full stake.

How to play Wild Funland

Click Bet to open the bet menu, set your bet size and choose lines from 1 to 9. The same menu holds Autoplay, but you can’t pick a number of spins or loss or win limits; you start it and press stop when you’re done. Hit the floating Spin button to play the current stake. Free spins don’t roll by themselves, so you press Spin for each one. The three-line icon opens the reference page with all components explained.

All wins pay left to right and only the highest win is paid on each win line. Wild symbols substitute for every symbol except mini-game symbols and Free Spins, which helps tidy up those classic fruit lines without messing the feature triggers. It’s straightforward enough to set and forget a base bet while you chase the feature. I toggled line counts depending on mood, which is handy if you like to lean into fewer lines for spikier hits.

Bet sizes and paytable wins in Wild Funland

Bet sizes range from 0.01 to 270, so the ladder suits micro to larger stakes. Paytable values run from 2x or 3x up to 5x symbol wins. Top line pays are familiar. The Wild Bar tops out with 5 paying 500, then Bell at 300, Diamond at 250, Lucky Seven at 200, Watermelon at 180, Grapes at 150, Plum at 100, Orange at 65, Lemon at 50 and Cherries at 35. It’s textbook fruit, readable at a glance.

There’s a max-win splash of 45,000x flagged, which adds a proper carrot to the grind. On top, the game lists a progressive jackpot, so there’s that extra fairground prize feel layered over the standard table. I never saw the meter pop, but the presence is a draw for line grinders who like a long shot simmering in the background. It’s not a complex payout map, and that clarity helps keep session flow tidy.

Practical bits matter. There’s no gamble feature and no turboplay, which keeps it measured. The choice of pay lines gives you flexibility though, and that’s where I found most control over session tempo. Running fewer lines tightens variance feel; pushing to all nine smooths it out. It’s an old-school paytable with a small twist, so expectations should match that. The numbers pay enough to keep attention while you wait for features to prop the balance.

Wild Funland bonus features

Free Spins pay in any order on an active win line, which is a neat throwback rule. Landing 3, 4 or 5 Free Spin symbols awards 5, 7 or 9 spins respectively, played at the same bet level as the round that triggered them. I like that they hold the stake, so you don’t have to faff with settings. They don’t auto-play, so each spin needs a tap, which actually keeps you engaged as the reel tone shifts.

The Crazy Wilds mini game triggers when you land 2 or more symbols in a row on an active win line. The more symbols, the more spins you get, and matching any three symbols during the mini game adds to your running win. Once spins are used, you collect and return to base. Headline figures are tidy too. 5 symbols give 5 spins and up to 1500x, 4 give 4 and up to 800x, 3 give 3 and up to 450x, 2 give 2 and up to 200x.

Wild Funland review: our verdict

As far as fruit-themed slots go, Wild Funland is a nice change. The graphics are bright and clear, the soundtrack is unusual and the payouts are reasonable, and that fairground switch during features gives it charm. On the flip side, extra features are limited, the RTP is disappointingly low and there’s no turboplay. I’ll keep it for light sessions where the Crazy Wilds can pep things up, but it’s unremarkable overall if you crave deeper mechanics.