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Make friends with ghosts!






Audience ScoreBased on 117 reviews
music18 positive mentions
- The game features a charming art style and captivating atmosphere that many players found delightful.
- The original soundtrack is highly praised, with players expressing a desire for more music and even purchasing options.
- Despite some gameplay challenges, many players enjoyed the engaging story and character development, making it a memorable experience.
- Combat can feel tedious and drawn out, with many enemies having excessive health, leading to repetitive battles.
- There are several grammatical errors and unclear mechanics, such as the lack of enemy health indicators and confusing status effects.
- The game is short and some players felt it lacked depth in its storyline and character backstories, leaving them wanting more.
music
30 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received widespread praise for its charm and quality, enhancing the overall atmosphere and experience. While many players enjoyed the soundtrack, some noted that the final boss theme felt anticlimactic compared to the rest of the music. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a highlight, with requests for a purchasable version to be made available.
“The original music is really good, and at a few moments I found myself just sitting in a fight not doing anything purely to listen to it for a bit.”
“The art, music, atmosphere, and challenging gameplay left me wanting more when the credits rolled.”
“The music in the game adds a lot of charm and enhances the tone of it.”
“But I don't like that if I put everything in the main menu (music, sfx, ambient) on 0, and start the game, some strange music starts playing at full volume.”
“The only thing I could critique is the final boss battle music, which I thought was unfitting for the climactic battle with Prong.”
“The fighting music is way too loud, but that's not why I'm here.”