Ghost Father (Peter & Sons) – Review & Demo Play

Ghost Father - Slot Overview

Restless spirits linger amidst faded family portraits, and I’m stepping into a candle‑drenched mansion where Igor Vasiljevic hunts them down for afterlife riches. Ghost Father runs on a 5‑reel, 3‑row setup with 20 paylines, bet levels from €0.01 to €50, and a highly volatile engine. The default RTP sits at 96.3%, with alternative lower models also available. It’s classic Peter & Sons cartoonish art, all quirky characters and lively animation. You’ve got a Golden Bet option and a bonus buy to tilt the pace.

Core gameplay revolves around cash symbol collection. Blue ghost cash symbols can land at any time, but the collecting happens via Wilds during free spins, or in the base game when Golden Bet is active. Without Golden Bet the main game is steadier, so I look to bonus entries for most excitement. Line wins run left to right, and the presentation keeps things light rather than scary, which makes the on‑screen haunt feel playful even when the maths ramps up.

Symbols And Paytable in Ghost Father

Ghost Father carries 8 regular pays: J, Q, K, A on the low side, plus four character symbols as highs. Five of a kind royals return 10–15x, while five premiums pay 30–100x. The little blue spirits serve as cash symbols; they also form line wins up to 20x for five. In free spins they can show values from 1x to 1,000x bet, which Wilds collect when present. Wilds do not appear in the base game unless Golden Bet is turned on.

Ghost Father Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x100
	4	x25
	3	x5
	5	x75
	4	x15
	3	x3
	5	x50
	4	x10
	3	x2
	5	x30
	4	x7.5
	3	x1.5
	5	x20
	4	x5
	3	x1
	5	x15
	4	x3
	3	x0.6
	5	x15
	4	x2.5
	3	x0.5
	5	x10
	4	x2
	3	x0.4
	5	x10
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.3
	Scatter
	Wild

Ghost Father - Slot Features

Free spins arrive from 3, 4, or 5 scatters for 7, 9, or 12 spins. In the feature, Wilds may appear randomly and substitute for regulars, but their key role is to collect any cash symbols in view and award an instant prize. Ghost values can range from 1x to 1,000x bet, which is where the round can fly. I’ve had runs where a single Wild sweeps a screen of spirits for a tidy payout.

Some cash symbols land with booster overlays. Each booster fills its own meter, and collecting three of a kind triggers an upgrade. Spades add +3 spins, Hearts raise the Wild multiplier through 2x, 3x, then 5x, and Diamonds trigger Ghost Rain, dropping extra cash symbols without boosters. The Wild multiplier applies to line wins that run through it and to any collected ghost values. Once 5x is reached, the Hearts meter rests, so progression then leans on extra spins and Ghost Rain.

When a Wild lands with no cash symbols in sight, a Ghost Rain may fire to create a win path. Conversely, if 6 or more cash symbols sit in view with no Wilds and no line wins, there’s still a chance the game nudges a collect. These nudges don’t show every time, yet they pad out dry spins and can salvage a bonus that’s running cold. The mix of meters and safety nets gives the round a satisfying, stop‑start rhythm.

Buy Feature & Bonus Bet in Ghost Father

For direct access, the bonus buy costs 120x bet and triggers a spin with 3–5 scatters, awarding 7–12 free spins at random. I use it when the base feels flat. The Golden Bet adds 50% to your stake and enables Wilds in the base game, which means cash collects can occur outside the feature. It doesn’t change symbol pays, but it livens up the grind and can set up streaky sessions when screens of ghosts align with a timely Wild.

Ghost Father RTP, Volatility, And Max Win

RTP is configurable at 96.3%, 94.0%, 90.5%, or 86.0% depending on market, with a high volatility profile backed by a 21.6% hit rate. That combo means swingy spells punctuated by solid connections when the multipliers and Ghost Rain show up. The stated max win is 10,000x bet, and the path I’ve seen is stacked ghost values multiplied by a levelled‑up Wild. Staking is flexible from €0.01 to €50 per spin, which suits both testing and higher‑octane sessions.

Ghost Father - Slot Verdict

From the first load‑in I got the playful, quirky vibe I expect from this studio. Under the cuteness sits a straight cash‑collect model, yet the overlay booster system and Wild multiplier ladder give it personality. I rate the option to pay extra for Wilds in the base because it changes session texture without feeling gimmicky. When the meters co‑operate, the round can snowball nicely; when they don’t, it still ticks along thanks to Ghost Rain and those occasional rescue nudges.

I’d file Ghost Father as a spirited money‑collector with proper punch. It’s high variance, the RTP ranges mean I always check the version on offer, and the cap at 10,000x keeps the chase honest. If you like watching meters climb and screens fill with little blue spirits, this one delivers a steady mix of charm and jeopardy. I stick to modest stakes until I’ve seen a Heart ladder and a Diamond drop, then lean in when the flow turns.