Aviamasters 2 Halloween Slot Review

If you played the original Aviamasters 2, you already know exactly what to expect with Aviamasters 2: Halloween. Slated for release in October 2026, it takes BGaming's crash game and gives it a spooky seasonal makeover. Instead of traditional reels and paylines, you're flying a purple seaplane through a night sky, dodging ghosts along the way. It lists the same RTP, max win and volatility as the original, but the Halloween vibe is a fun touch.

The base game is straightforward: your multiplier starts at 1x, goes up as you collect number tokens, and gets sliced in half if you hit a ghost. If your plane makes it to the island, you win. If it crashes into the water early, you lose your accumulated multiplier and the round ends.

Because there are no scatters or free spins, the game's main gimmick is a paid feature called "Safe Landing." For 50x your base bet, you can equip your plane with water skis. This acts as an insurance policy: if you crash into the water, you don't lose everything; you get to keep whatever multiplier you had built up to that point.

Whether the skis are worth the premium is a bit of a double-edged sword. Picture a flight that comes down short of the island with a healthy multiplier on the meter. The skis save that multiplier, which feels great at first. However, the payout is calculated on your base bet, not the 50x you paid to turn the feature on. So unless the meter reads more than x50 when the plane touches the water, the round still comes back under its price.

It's important to note that buying Safe Landing doesn't change the game's 97% Return to Player (RTP) rate, nor does it increase your win potential. If your plane makes it to the island anyway, the skis don't do anything, and the round pays the meter on your base bet exactly as a plain flight would, with the 50x already spent. You're purely paying to keep the meter when the plane hits the water.

Under the hood, this game offers medium-low volatility, a 97% RTP, and a maximum win of 1,000x your bet. Because the volatility is lower, the gameplay feels fairly steady, but it does mean the top prize is a bit capped compared to other games on the market.

To put it in perspective, BGaming's Aquamasters has the same 97% RTP and 1,000x cap, but runs on high volatility for a much bumpier, high-risk ride. If you're specifically hunting for bigger Halloween payouts, you might be better off looking at slots like Witchcraft Riches (which offers a 5,000x max win) or Tempting Treats (due on 23 October, 10,000x max win), though they play very differently than a crash game.

All told, Aviamasters 2: Halloween is a solid, casual crash game. The 97% RTP is genuinely great, and the medium-low volatility makes it a relaxing game to play if you aren't chasing massive jackpots. The Safe Landing feature is an interesting twist on risk management, even if the 50x price tag feels a little steep for what is just round-insurance. If you liked the original game and want a festive version for October, it's definitely worth a few flights.