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Snake Rider Plot Review: Ghost Rider

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Ghost Rider slot review Jump on the bike, set it on fire and let’s go hunt some nasty ghosts in the Playtech Marvel slot Ghost Rider. Based on the 2011 film production and the comic books the slot features a scary bike stuntman John Blaze who is ready to sell his soul to the devil. The slot is very dark and atmospheric, with impressive graphics and of course our favourite bit – the 4 progressive Marvel Mystery Jackpots. Ghost Rider slot features The 5 reels 20 paylines slot has a typical setup just like all the other Playtech franchise games. All the symbols resemble the movie but the images are still unique including the Ghost Rider himself, Bibles, Mephisto, flaming skull and Ghost Rider logo. The Ghost Rider is a wild symbol and can set the reel on fire. When the wild appears on the middle line it activates the reel. Once all 5 reels are activated you can enjoy the bonus game called the Ghost Hunt Bonus feature. At this point you will be transferred to a separate screen when the …show more content…

Despite the fact that 2007 Ghost Rider move with Nicholas cage wasn’t exactly a masterpiece, the slot edition seem very well thought-out and entertaining. Prepare for a lot of fire and chains on the reels and special effects like flaming motorbike and flying ghosts. Design-wise the game is up there with the best Marvel Playtech slots for sure. Ghost Rider slot - our conclusion We were quite impressed with the Ghost Rider slot, despite the fact that we didn’t except that much out of it. The dark atmosphere and awesome quality graphics together with extra-generous free spins and 4 progressive jackpots make one hell of a lot. We also really enjoyed shooting the ghosts as it adds a slightly different and action-packed element to the gameplay. Solid thumbs up form us! Watch Ghost Rider slot preview video

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