Haunted Spirit

Haunted Spirit Overview

Haunted Spirit is a Halloween slot from Funky Games, played on a 4-5-5-5-4 reel layout with 2,000 ways to win. It has an RTP of 96%, a medium volatility rating and a maximum win of 5,000x the bet, and it was released on 23 October 2024.

The bet range runs from 0.40 to 200. Our demo ran in Malaysian ringgit at a 100 stake, so every figure below is quoted at that bet and converted into a multiple where it helps.

A Gothic Mansion in Green Light

The reels stand in the hall of a ruined mansion, lit in sickly green, with pillars fading into fog on either side. A hooded ghost looms above the logo at the top of the screen, and the free spins swap the whole scene to deep purple with a pale, grinning figure in a suit.

The symbols are occult curiosities. The premium set includes a red-eyed man, a bone cross, a red spell book, a blue potion and a silver skull. The low symbols are the card ranks A, K, Q, J, 10 and 9, drawn in glowing green.

How the Ways Work

The layout is uneven: four rows on the outer reels and five on the three middle reels. That gives 4 × 5 × 5 × 5 × 4 = 2,000 ways, and wins are paid for matching symbols on adjacent reels from the left, in any row.

The slotcatalog feature list also names cascading reels, so winning symbols make way for new ones and a single spin can pay more than once.

The Paytable

The paytable prices each symbol for three, four and five of a kind at the 100 stake. The red-eyed man is the top symbol at 100, 150 and 250, so five of him on one way pay 2.5x the bet.

The bone cross and the spell book pay 50, 100 and 150, and the potion and the skull pay 25, 50 and 100. At the bottom, A and K pay 10, 25 and 50, while 10 and 9 pay 5, 10 and 25.

Those are per-way prices, which is why they look small. With 2,000 ways, the same symbol can win on many paths at once, and the real value in the base game comes from the wild, not the paytable.

Expanding Wilds With Multipliers

The wild is a skeletal ghost in a green shroud. The rules state that it appears only on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th reels, and that when it lands it expands to cover the whole reel, substituting for every symbol except the scatters.

Each expanded wild also carries multipliers printed down its body. We saw a single wild marked x3 that turned a spin into 1,200, which is 12x the bet.

Two wilds side by side did even better. With two neighbouring reels covered and multipliers showing on both, the spin paid 3,900, or 39x the bet, which was the largest base-game result in our session.

Two Kinds of Scatter

The game has two scatter symbols, and they lead to different bonus rounds. The standard Scatter is a pale blue ghostly face and opens the Creepy Free Spins. The Crazy Scatter is purple and opens the Crazy Free Spins.

The two colours are separate triggers, so it is worth watching which one arrives on each reel. In one of our base-game captures two blue scatters and one purple landed on the same spin.

Creepy and Crazy Free Spins

Both bonus rounds award 15 free spins. The difference is in the wild multipliers. The buy menu shows the multiplier values for each mode, and the Crazy version lists noticeably higher ones, up to x50, against a lower range for the Creepy version.

Landing the purple trigger brings up a full-screen card that reads Crazy Free Game – You won 15 free spins, set against the mansion’s front door with a glowing purple seal on it. A tap on the screen starts the round.

The rounds can also extend themselves. In the Crazy round we played, a retrigger added 2 more free spins partway through, taking the count to 17. Another capture shows the counter at 26 of 29, so a round can run well past its opening 15 spins.

During that round an expanded wild showed x8, x5 and x3 stacked on one reel, with an x6 marker lit in the corner. The spin paid 287, and the running total had reached 1,675 with three spins still to go, which is 16.75x the bet.

Buying the Bonus

The Buy Free Spin panel on the left sells either round directly. At the 100 stake, 15 Creepy Free Spins cost 6,000, or 60x the bet, and 15 Crazy Free Spins cost 15,000, or 150x.

The price gap reflects the multipliers: the Crazy round is two and a half times as expensive because its wilds can carry much larger values. A confirmation screen shows the exact cost before any money is taken.

The paytable also carries a small footnote for promotional play: when a win comes from a free-spin voucher, the payout is reduced by the face value of that voucher. It matters only if your casino hands out Haunted Spirit spins as a bonus.

Boost Mode

A Boost Mode button sits to the right of the win display. Slotcatalog lists a Bonus Bet among the features, and this is where it lives. Features of this kind usually charge a higher stake per spin in exchange for better odds of reaching the free spins. The demo does not show the exact price increase, so we do not quote one.

The demo itself is generous with credit, starting from a balance of almost ten million, so there is plenty of room to try both buy options and the Boost Mode before playing for real. The stake is changed with the minus and plus keys under the reels.

Who Should Play It

Haunted Spirit is a good fit for players who like expanding wilds and a choice of bonus rounds. The medium volatility and the 96% return are balanced, and the multipliers on the wilds give the base game real swing, as our 39x spin showed.

The weak point is the paytable itself, which is thin on a per-way basis. The 5,000x ceiling depends on stacked wild multipliers during the free spins, and the Crazy buy at 150x the bet is a steep way to chase it.

Where to Play Haunted Spirit

You can try this game on MrJones Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 300% up to £1200 for a limited time.

Haunted Spirit was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 23 September 2026.