Phantom of the Opera Link & Win

Since Gaston Leroux's novel inspired Andrew Lloyd Webber to write his musical, it's kind of fitting Triple Edge Studios would use former material to craft The Phantom of the Opera Link&Win game. The look and atmosphere ofThe Phantom of the Operalend themselves well to an online slot, and the studio has created a sumptuous-looking game to match. It's a little strange that Christine is missing, but the setting is grand and is stuffed with plenty of recognisable imagery from the show. It makes a fitting follow-on from Assassin Moon, both games offering a taste of high-class glamour, moving from Monte Carlo in the previous slot to an operatic outing this time around. Aside from a theme change, the rest of The Phantom of the Opera Link&Win is practically the same. In part, this means waiting for enough Link&Win symbols to trigger the Link&Win bonus round for the chance to collect a jackpot or some secondary cash prizes. However, while it's possible to win 5,000x+ from the Link&Win, bigger paydays are possible from the high-value Phantom wild symbol. In theory, at least, since wilds can appear stacked, landing a full-screen of them would be worth12,650x the bet. The Phantom of the Opera Link&Win drops some of the fun of pretending to be a secret agent for a slot some may judge as more culturally sophisticated. There's nothing new going on features-wise or thematically, really, nor is there anything overly noteworthy to report back on. However, the Link&Win feature comes with solid enough prizes, and the full-screen wild winning potential adds interest to other sectors of the game. If the idea of mysterious masked characters or a night at the opera sounds appealing, then taking The Phantom of the Opera Link&Win for a spin or two is something to consider.