- February 8, 2018
- classicsdigital
Bubble Ghost
Platforms
About
The crazy inventor Heinrich Von Schinker is dead. Or so we thought until the nightwatchman told us his fantastic tale of the haunting of Von Schtinker's old castle. Yes it has been confirmed. Heinrichs' sprit (a.k.a. Bubble Ghost) has been blowing a bubble throughout the macarbe halls of his ancestral home. Your job is to help Bubble Ghost move the bubble through the 35 rooms of the castle, past a…









- Bubble Ghost offers a nostalgic experience with its retro graphics and simple gameplay, appealing to fans of old-school games.
- The game features challenging physics-based puzzles that require precision and skill, making it engaging for players who enjoy a test of patience.
- It's a charming and quirky game that can provide a fun experience, especially for those who grew up playing it on older platforms.
- The game is considered overpriced for its simplistic gameplay and short length, leading many to feel it doesn't justify the cost.
- Controls can be frustrating, especially with the keyboard setup, making it difficult to maneuver the bubble effectively.
- The lack of sound and music compared to other versions, like the Game Boy, detracts from the overall experience and nostalgia.
graphics
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's graphics evoke a strong sense of nostalgia, featuring retro styles reminiscent of classic EGA and VGA graphics from earlier gaming eras. While simple, the visuals are described as clean and well-executed, with options for various graphical modes that enhance the overall experience. Comparisons to other platforms, like the Amiga, suggest that the graphics hold up well for their time.
“Nostalgic graphics: the game's graphics have a retro and nostalgic style.”
“The graphics and sound were both nicer on the Amiga than on DOS.”
“For its time, the graphics are simple but clean.”
“Options for other graphical modes (available at the time of the original release of the game such as CGA and VGA modes) are included and seem to be set up well and don't include some ancient DOSBox build but use a more up-to-date version.”
“This is a puzzle game that runs in DOSBox and supports up to EGA graphics!”