Aviamasters™ 2 Halloween Review — BGaming

This review is based on pre-release promotional material provided by BGaming. Details may change before or at launch on 15 October 2026. A full review will follow once the game is live.

Your safe haven is somewhere in the gloom. Find it!

Aviamasters™ 2 Halloween is a seasonal reskin, and BGaming says so outright: "familiar hit gameplay" with a Halloween makeover. The plane now has a pumpkin-headed pilot, the islands sit in green fog, and ghosts are the hazard along the flight path. The core is the Aviamasters 2 formula you already know. Multipliers stack up as the plane flies, ghosts halve your running total, and everything depends on landing on an island instead of in the water. It's a Casual flight game, not a slot, with medium-low volatility, a 97% RTP and an x1,000 top multiplier. Nothing new mechanically. If the original hasn't won you over, a costume won't either, but fans get a well-timed October version.

Key Specifications

Core Gameplay

Set your bet, hit Spin, and the plane takes off on a randomised flight path. Along the way it runs into additive multipliers (+1, +2, +5, +10) and multiplying ones (x2, x3, x4, x5), and each one also gives the plane some altitude. The ghosts work the other way: hit one and your Counter Balance is cut in half and the plane drops lower. That running total sits above the plane, and if the plane lands on an island it's added to your balance. If it ends up in the water, the round is lost.

Four Booster symbols can tip a round your way. The Magnet pulls in multipliers and can save a loss by pulling the plane onto the island. The Laser Gun shoots ghosts out of your path. The Nitro Potion speeds the plane up and makes it immune to ghosts. The Life Buoy bounces the plane back out of the water. The listed hit rate of 1 in 2.5 rounds works out to about 40% of flights ending in a win.

Feature Access & Buy Options

Safe Landing is the Buy Bonus. You switch it on from the progress dashboard, and every round you play with it active is guaranteed to end in a win, at 50x your bet per round. Because the cost is per round, it works as a paid mode you leave on, not a one-off bonus buy. There's also autoplay, four replay speeds, and a Spin button you can move and resize anywhere on the screen.

Next Steps for This Review

Once the demo is live, we'll check how big a Safe Landing win usually is compared with its 50x cost, how often each Booster turns up, and how ghost frequency compares with the original Aviamasters 2. We'll also see whether the Halloween version changes anything beyond the visuals.

Full gameplay analysis and a final score will follow the launch.