Ghostly Hallows

Our recorded Ghostly Hallows bonus

We have opened Ghostly Hallows once on 22 Aug 2026 on stream and logged the result. The best of them paid 56.7× the bet. That is too few open to say anything about how the game behaves — it is a record of what happened on that occasion, nothing more.

Undead pirates crew a ghost ship in Ghostly Hallows, a Hacksaw Gaming release set on a fog-bound sea of blue flame and haunted rigging, with a spectral captain stationed beside the cannon that anchors the game's central mechanic. Treasure chests, lanterns, pistols and skulls share the paytable with gemstone symbols, rendered in a cartoon style pulled toward something darker by the muted lighting and somber score.

Wins land on this 6x5 grid whenever eight or more matching symbols appear anywhere on the reels, and every win tumbles - the winning symbols clear, new ones fall in to replace them, and the process can chain into further wins within one spin. Ahead of every spin, the grid seeds up to five multiplier values between x2 and x1,024 at random hidden positions. If a winning symbol lands on top of one, the cannon beside the reels collects it into a running stored total; landing a separate Cannon symbol while a win and a stored multiplier both exist applies that entire stored total to the tumble in progress. Miss the Cannon symbol for the whole base-game spin and the stored total clears before the next one.

Scatter counts decide which of two bonus rounds opens. Three scatters trigger Cannon of the Damned, ten free spins where at least one hidden multiplier is guaranteed to appear and any total the cannon builds up stays banked until a Cannon symbol actually cashes it in. Four scatters instead open Ghostly Pirate's Trail, also ten spins, but here the stored multiplier carries through the entire round even after it has already paid out once - letting a single strong multiplier keep contributing across multiple hits rather than being spent and lost.

Buying in is an option too: a low-cost purchase improves the odds of triggering either bonus naturally, a mid-priced version guarantees a Cannon symbol on the very next spin, and each named bonus round can be bought outright at its own higher price.

Ghostly Hallows posts a 96.3% RTP at high volatility, with stakes from 0.10 to 50 and a top prize of 20,000 times the bet - one of the larger ceilings in its class, built on the idea that a multiplier can keep compounding in storage long before the cannon ever fires.