And if you did dare, could you even do it? A ghost ship doesn’t exist, does it? Well, you will see one here in this RTG game, and we love the dreamy look of the entire game. We suspect this was inspired by the story of the Flying Dutchman, the ghost ship that will never be able to reach port. But what else can we see on this ship, and should we pay attention for signs of life there?
Reels and paylines
Everything looks shipshape in this part of the game, as we get five reels and 25 lines to play with.
Coin values in play
There are no doubloons in play here, but you can wager from a cent to a quarter on every played line.
Ghost Ship special symbols
Every ship has a captain, and the ghostly character in charge of this ghost ship is the wild. He’ll replace most other ghostly elements appearing on the reels. The only thing he cannot replace for you is the scattered ghost ship itself.
Are there bonus elements to try and find?
We love seeing free games on offer, and the Ghost Ship slot has something new to offer on this topic. The idea is to find at least three ghost ships in one spin to trigger the games. However, you will get two free spins for each ghost ship that appears in the triggering combination. Better still, another two free games are added for each ghost captain wild that appears in the spin. This means you are guaranteed six free games, but you could well see a few more coming your way as well. It’s a nice twist on what would otherwise be a formulaic free spins feature.
Download and enjoy a game of the Ghost Ship slot today!
We’ve long said that the design of a game plays a huge role in how successful it is, and how nice it is to play. The design works exceptionally well here, bringing us the feeling that a ghostly ship really is sailing the seas. We sure hope we don’t see it for real, but we don’t mind them popping up in spins in this game. They will bring some free spins our way, after all.
Try the Ghost Ship slot now and find out just how ghostly it could be… and whether prizes lay on board to be claimed.
