Ghost Glyph Slot

Enter the grounds of a haunted house to find spooky wins of up to 2,260x your stake playing the Ghost Glyph slot from Quickspin. The software developer already has it’s sights on Halloween with their latest slot that comes with a tumble game mechanic, ghost glyphs that turn into wilds and activate the urn feature and free spins with a massive wild feature.

Gameplay and Symbols in the Ghost Glyph Slot

Hidden underneath a haunted house, ghosts have a life of their own in this 7×7 cluster-pay slot. Dropping down on the tumbling reels are symbols like ghosts, skulls, gemstones, moons and stars.

The gold “W” wild substitutes for all other symbols apart from the ghost glyph symbol.

Ghost Urn Feature

These symbols that tumble down and form a winning cluster are removed for new ones to drop into place. When this happens, a ghost glyph symbol will also appear in one of the gaps which then turns into a wild. It is also collected in the urn directly above the reel where it lands and when 5 urns are collected, the Ghost Urn feature is triggered.

Depending on the color of the urn, you will activate one of the below urn features:

Red- randomly chosen low value symbols are removed from the reels.
Yellow- 4-10 wild symbols spread across the grid.
Green- transforms low paying symbols into the same chosen symbol.
Blue- unlocks the free spins feature or awards three additional spins in the bonus game if you are in it.

Free Spins and Massive Wild Feature

Fill all urns to activate the free spins feature with 8 awarded. During the feature, new urns appear and a Paranormality Meter is added. Fill the Paranormality Meter with 8 tumbles to activate the Massive Wild Feature which has 22 levels. Wilds appear in 2×2 sizes at the first level or 3×3 size at higher levels. At level 3 or higher, they move across the grid after each tumble and do not disappear from the reels.

Summary

The Ghost Glyphs slot is a medium volatility game with a 96.18% RTP. It looks like the perfect slot to play when you want to get in the Halloween mood. The producer of the game, Clint Andersson, states about the game, ““The word ghost had been mentioned a lot during our latest brainstorming sessions, it showed up in many places at the office, paintings, small doodles, drawings on a whiteboard, even game prototypes had the name ghost in it, but we had never created a game with an actual ghost in it. It was about then we decided to “Let’s make a ghost game!”.

We already had a very feature-rich game in mind for these kinds of characters, we handpicked the ghosts we liked the most from a selection of about 50 concepts. The blue and the green ghosts where 2 instant favourites and helped defining the rest of the game’s setting. We wanted to tell a story with our features and develop a progression for the player to enjoy.

Like you just arrived at the mansion at the ghost hour and they show you all the amazing secrets. The ghost features really put a spin on the reels and helps the player get into the bonus game inside the mansion, while the final feature makes sure that the player does not leave empty-handed.”