Ghost Ship is not a new game, dating as it does from 2015. However, while seafaring slots are popular, as are ghostly slots, we get the best of both worlds in this one. We are also treated to the creativity of the RTG team in this game, which is reason enough to see what lies in store for us on this ship.
You might see the ship itself – and you would hope so, for reasons we’ll come to in a moment – but there is the bell from the Flying Dutchman here too. So, we have a famous ghost ship on the reels, and the chance of many exciting wins to be secured. Let us investigate this ship further…
Reels and win lines
Bets can be placed on 25 lines here, and that requires the use of five reels.
How much can you wager on this slot?
We have a nice range of coins in use here. You can try a quarter to cover every line, which is just a cent per line, or the maximum bet is higher at $6.25 per spin.
Ghost Ship special symbols
The ghostly captain of this ship appears as the substitute. Everything else you might see on this voyage can be replaced by him, but not the scatter. This is the ghost ship of the title.
Bonus round possibilities
Can you find three ghost ships sailing into view in just one spin? If so, you will win some free spins. We say ‘some’ because you will receive two free games for every ghost ship and every ghostly captain on the reels for that triggering spin. How many do you think you could find? Even if you only get the three ships required to unlock the round, you still get six spins to enjoy.
Will you download and play Ghost Ship slots today?
You would expect this game to present itself with a ghostly look, and RTG has managed to achieve just that. The blues and greens used in the theme are very appropriate, and the darkened background behind the icons on the reels gives it an unnerving feel.
But will the seaweed-covered letters and numbers unlock smaller prizes, or will you get a chance to unlock a rich 2,500 coins with the help of five ghost captains? Only time will tell whether this is a ship you want to be on.
