Play Fearshot: Phantom Mansion by Joy Studios with crypto at Cloudbet

Fearshot: Phantom Mansion is an aim-and-shoot horror game by Joy Studios, a Cloudbet Originals game, exclusive to Cloudbet. You ride a rail through a haunted mansion of seven rooms, aim the Phantom Blaster at ghosts, and every shot you fire is a bet. Capture a ghost and you're paid your bet times its multiplier, from 1.1× to 350×.

Every capture also sends the ghost's soul into the Soul Collector, a jar that overflows into a second win of 2× to 999× your bet. In the final room, the Secret Altar, any shot can summon the boss, Sister Penance, for a fight worth up to 350×.

Fearshot runs at a 97% RTP, with bets from $0.01 to $588.58 per shot. One shot can pay up to 1,699× your bet, with a maximum win of $1,000,000 per bet.

Key stats

Stat	Details
Studio	Joy Studios (Cloudbet Originals)
Game type	Aim-and-shoot ghost hunt
RTP	97%
Bets	$0.01 to $588.58 per shot
Rooms	Seven, in a fixed loop
Ghost multipliers	1.1× to 350×
Soul Collector Win	2× to 999×
Boss fight	Up to 350×
Biggest single shot	1,699×
Max win	$1,000,000 per bet

What is Fearshot: Phantom Mansion?

Fearshot: Phantom Mansion is a ghost hunt on rails. The rail carries you through seven rooms in a fixed order: the Grand Foyer, Toy Room, Library, Boiler Room, Kitchen, Dining Hall and Secret Altar. Each of the six regular rooms has two stops, and you shoot during the stops. After the boss fight in the Secret Altar, the journey starts again at the Grand Foyer.

Every shot works the same way:

1. Aim at a ghost and fire. Each shot is one bet, and shots are placed one at a time.
2. Capture the ghost and you're paid your bet times its multiplier. A miss pays nothing.
3. The captured ghost's soul flies into the Soul Collector, and the level in the jar rises.

The higher a ghost's multiplier, the less often it is captured, so your aim is how you choose your risk. The Phantom Blaster also changes its look with the size of your bet.

The story behind the hunt

Phantom Mansion was once known for its lavish parties. At its final grand dinner, the ruthless Head Mistress had her own son and granddaughter poisoned. Her grieving daughter-in-law, the Wailing Widow, summoned demons for revenge, and the ritual went horribly wrong. It trapped everyone inside the mansion and sealed the Widow's fortune behind a curse. You enter as a supernatural bounty hunter whose Phantom Blaster turns captured spirit energy into gold.

Fearshot: Phantom Mansion ghosts and multipliers

Nine ghosts can be captured in the mansion: seven standard ghosts and two special characters, the Wailing Widow and the Inquisitor. Each room has its own main characters, so the multipliers on offer change as the rail moves you through the mansion.

Ghost	Pays	Main room	Who they are
Wailing Widow	1.1× per hit	Any room except the Secret Altar	The grieving mother whose rituals cursed the mansion
The Drowned	1.3×	Grand Foyer	A young servant girl, drowned in the garden well
Goodnight Dolly	1.5×	Toy Room	The Widow's daughter, her soul bound to a porcelain doll
Charley Chatterbox	2×	Toy Room	The Widow's husband, trapped inside a ventriloquist dummy
M. T. Woe	3×	Library	A gloomy poet, poisoned to keep him silent
Mr. Razorburn	5×	Boiler Room	The groundskeeper the Widow had burned alive
Chef DeVour	12×	Kitchen	The French chef, poisoned by his own deadly feast
Head Mistress	35×	Dining Hall	The matriarch who ordered the poisoning
The Inquisitor	350×	Any room except the Grand Foyer	A demon of pain who imprisoned the mansion's souls

Key features of Fearshot: Phantom Mansion

Feature	Description
Ghost captures	Every shot is one bet on one ghost. A capture pays your bet times the ghost's multiplier, from 1.1× to 350×. A miss pays nothing.
Soul Collector	Every captured soul raises the level in the jar, and more valuable souls raise it more. When the jar fills, it overflows and pays a Soul Collector Win of 2× to 999×, on top of the capture.
Wailing Widow	Appears at random in any room except the Secret Altar. For a few seconds she is the only target, and every hit pays 1.1× and sends a wisp of her soul into the jar.
The Inquisitor	The hardest ghost in the mansion to capture, paying 350×. Capturing him always overflows the Soul Collector, with his own larger prizes.
Secret Altar	The seventh room has no time limit. Captures are harder there, the Inquisitor can appear but the Wailing Widow never does, and any shot can summon the boss.
Sister Penance boss fight	Seven Bailiffs, each paying 0× or 1.0× to 50×, for a fight total of up to 350×. The total is paid whether or not she is defeated.

Soul Collector Win in Fearshot: Phantom Mansion

The Soul Collector is a jar on the right-hand side of the screen. It fills with every capture, overflows automatically, reveals its prize and then starts again empty. You never press anything extra to collect a Soul Collector Win.

Trigger	Prize range	How it works
Standard overflow	2× to 999×	The jar fills from captured souls and pays one of 25 prizes. Small prizes are common and large ones rare.
Inquisitor capture, regular rooms	20× to 999×	Capturing the Inquisitor always overflows the jar, using his own larger prize set.
Inquisitor capture, Secret Altar	25× to 999×	The same guaranteed overflow, with a higher minimum prize.

The 25 standard Soul Collector prizes are 2×, 2.5×, 3×, 3.5×, 4×, 4.5×, 5×, 6×, 7×, 8×, 9×, 10×, 12×, 15×, 20×, 25×, 30×, 40×, 50×, 75×, 100×, 150×, 250×, 500× and 999×. Bailiffs in the boss fight do not feed the Soul Collector.

Bonus game: the Sister Penance boss fight

Mode	Trigger	Shots	Special rules
Boss fight	Any shot in the Secret Altar, capture or miss	Seven free, automatic shots at her Bailiffs	Each Bailiff pays 0× or 1.0× to 50×. A total of 10.4× or more defeats her. The total is paid either way, up to 350×.

Once Sister Penance is summoned, the other ghosts disappear and the view turns to the altar. The fight plays out like this:

1. You start the fight. It does not begin until you do.
2. Each Bailiff is hit in turn. A collected Bailiff adds 1.0× to 50× to the fight total, and one that is not collected reveals 0×.
3. A bar shows the running total, with a mark at 10.4×, the amount needed to defeat Sister Penance.
4. After the seventh Bailiff, the fight total is paid and the journey restarts at the Grand Foyer.

When one shot in the Secret Altar wins several things, they play in order: the capture, then the Soul Collector Win, then the boss fight. Everything the shot wins is paid as one result.

Biggest wins in Fearshot: Phantom Mansion

Win	Multiplier
Capture the Inquisitor	350×
Top Soul Collector prize	999×
Perfect boss fight (seven Bailiffs at 50×)	350×
All three on one shot in the Secret Altar	1,699×
Biggest single shot in the regular rooms	1,349×

Only an Inquisitor capture in the Secret Altar can pay all three wins on one shot. The maximum win is $1,000,000 per bet, which sets the maximum bet at $588.58: the largest stake whose biggest shot still fits under the cap.

Why people play Fearshot: Phantom Mansion

Most instant games give you one decision and a short wait. Fearshot gives you a target on every shot. Players come to Phantom Mansion for:

1. Aim-and-shoot play where your target sets your risk, from frequent 1.1× captures to rare 350× ones
2. A second win from the Soul Collector, paid on top of the capture
3. Seven rooms, each with its own ghosts and multipliers
4. A boss fight that pays its total even when Sister Penance isn't defeated
5. A top single-shot result of 1,699× and a 97% RTP

Top tips for playing Fearshot: Phantom Mansion

Captures in Fearshot are decided at random, so no aim or strategy guarantees a win. What you control is which ghosts you shoot at and how much you bet per shot.

Higher multipliers mean rarer captures

Low-value ghosts like The Drowned and Goodnight Dolly are captured often. Chef DeVour, the Head Mistress and the Inquisitor are captured far less often. Pick targets that match how much variance you want.

Small captures still fill the jar

Every capture raises the Soul Collector level, so 1.3× and 1.5× captures still move the jar toward its next overflow. Higher-value souls get it there faster.

Keep firing at the Wailing Widow

Hits don't make the Wailing Widow disappear. For the few seconds she's on screen she's the only target, and every hit pays 1.1× and sends a wisp of her soul into the jar.

Expect harder captures in the Secret Altar

Ghosts in the Secret Altar keep the same multipliers but are harder to capture. In exchange, any shot in the Secret Altar, even a miss, can summon Sister Penance.

Why play Fearshot: Phantom Mansion with crypto at Cloudbet?

Fearshot: Phantom Mansion is exclusive to Cloudbet, so you won't find it at any other casino. Fund your Fearshot sessions with Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT or any of Cloudbet's other supported cryptocurrencies, and winnings from every shot go straight back to your crypto balance.

New players can start their first ghost hunt with the Welcome Package, a 30-day program delivering up to $2,500 in rewards through rakeback on every bet, daily cash drops and the Cash Vault finale. With bets of up to $588.58 per shot, high-stakes Fearshot players should know about the Cloudbet VIP Club, built for players who bet at volume.

Phantom Mansion sits alongside the rest of the Cloudbet Originals lineup in the Arcade & Crash section of the Cloudbet casino. If you want a faster game between hunts, try Plinko or Mines.

How to play Fearshot: Phantom Mansion

1. Create a Cloudbet account
2. Deposit using Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT or another supported cryptocurrency
3. Open Fearshot: Phantom Mansion from the Cloudbet Originals section of the casino lobby
4. Set your bet per shot, from $0.01 to $588.58
5. Aim the Phantom Blaster at a ghost and fire

Play Fearshot: Phantom Mansion today

Phantom Mansion is the first game in the Fearshot series and the first Immersive World Betting game, where every move through a 3D world is a bet. For the full story behind the game and the new category, read Fearshot: Phantom Mansion explained.

Your hunt starts in the Grand Foyer with The Drowned and ends at the Secret Altar, where the Inquisitor, a full Soul Collector and a perfect fight against Sister Penance can combine for up to 1,699× on a single shot.