Aristocrat Interactive Launches Spooky Link Go Ghost Online Across North America
Aristocrat Interactive has launched Spooky Link™ Go Ghost™ on regulated online casino platforms across North America, bringing one of the industry's most successful land-based slot franchises into the real money gaming (RMG) digital space for the first time.
The release is available through participating operators in every regulated U.S. iGaming state and Canadian province.
Aristocrat Interactive chief executive Dylan Slaney said the network-wide rollout was timed to coincide with the Halloween season and is supported by the industry's leading operators, with additional Spooky Link titles planned to follow.
Go Ghost is the first release in a character-led brand family that will later include Mo' Mummy™ and Yo Yeti™, combining animated presentation with feature-rich gameplay for digital audiences.
The company says further titles are planned for release throughout 2027.
A Proven Land-Based Performer Goes Digital
Spooky Link has consistently ranked among the top-performing games in the Eilers & Krejcik U.S. & Canada Game Performance Report, and Aristocrat is positioning the online debut to extend that land-based success into regulated digital channels.
Its physical rollout has already reached venues including Mohegan Sun, where the broader Spooky Link Grand cabinet made its U.S. debut in February, and Seminole Classic Casino in Hollywood, Florida.
The launch follows Aristocrat Interactive's move earlier this year to bring its separate Lightning Link franchise online across regulated U.S. and Canadian markets, continuing a pattern of porting proven cabinet hits into the RMG space and giving operators another established brand to slot into their real-money casino libraries.
Built On Cash Collect Mechanics
Spooky Link Go Ghost uses the established Cash Collect mechanic alongside a random Go Ghost feature that can increase credit values during play, a format designed to carry over the land-based game's familiar feel into a real-money online environment.
The broader Spooky Link Grand cabinet, which bundles Go Ghost with the upcoming Mo' Mummy and Yo Yeti base games, made its official U.S. debut at Mohegan Sun in February, with individual Go Ghost units also running at venues including Seminole Classic Casino in Hollywood, Florida, by August.
Aristocrat Interactive says the version for online casinos has been engineered specifically for digital audiences rather than ported directly from the cabinet build, reflecting a wider industry trend of treating land-based hit franchises as standalone digital product lines rather than one-off tie-ins.
