We’re only a few days from Halloween, and it has become a sort of tradition to see loads of horror-themed slots being launched around this time.
This year is no exception, with plenty of titles to give you goosebumps and reward the bravest and the luckiest among the punters. It’s good to know what do game developers have in store for us this Halloween.
Horror Awaits
Microgaming is bringing a slot adaptation of the cult 1978 horror movie. The Halloween slot will take us to Haddonfield, Illinois, where we’ll encounter familiar characters from the film – Lynda, Annie, Loomis, and Laurie. The five-reel slot with 50 paylines offers lucrative bonus features and has the potential for some really hefty payouts.
But be on a lookout, because Michael Myers may be right behind your back!
The game features a spooky soundtrack, an overall creepy atmosphere and is definitely one of the best titles from this genre. A perfect choice if you want to try your luck this Halloween.
Another developer which came prepared for Halloween is NetEnt. The Swedish company has released the sequel to their popular Blood Suckers title. Blood Suckers II brings a new vampire generation, in a thrilling and rewarding game that will see the main protagonist set on an adventure to restore her family fortune.
Vampires and Witches
Blood Suckers II features top-notch visuals and exceptional sound effects for a complete playing experience filled with horror and rewarding prizes.
This is not the only sequel coming this Halloween, since Playtech launched Halloween Fortune, hoping it would become as successful as the original game.
Real Time Gaming’s release titled Witch’s Brew, a five-reel slot with 25 paylines that will take on a magical adventure that promises plenty of spooky fun from start to finish. A spooky soundtrack and advanced animations enhance this thrilling slot and hide lucrative winnings for those lucky enough.
When you think about it, playing video slots is just like trick or treating, except you may be the one who got tricked if Lady Luck doesn’t smile upon you.
