- February 6, 2020
- Dr. Kucho! Games
Ghosts'n DJs
Platforms
About
Inspired by the classic arcade hit Ghosts'n Goblins and fully created by the house music legend Dr. Kucho!, Ghosts'n DJs is a pixel-art run and gun side-scrolling action platformer set in a parallel universe in which the music scene is being dominated by fake artists and DJ’s.







- The game offers a fun and challenging experience reminiscent of Ghosts 'n Goblins, but with more balanced difficulty options.
- It features charming graphics, smooth controls, and a humorous storyline that keeps players engaged.
- The inclusion of multiple soundtracks and power-ups adds variety and enhances the overall gameplay experience.
- The game suffers from balance issues, with some players finding it overly difficult even on the easiest settings.
- There are several bugs and clunky mechanics, such as getting stuck or unresponsive controls during gameplay.
- The soundtrack can feel out of place, with some players disliking the orchestral music in a game themed around electronic music.
music
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game receives mixed reviews; while some players praise the amazing electronic soundtrack and the option to switch to it, others criticize the default orchestral score as boring and not fitting for a game centered around DJs and electronic music. Notably, the inclusion of tracks by renowned artists like deadmau5 enhances the experience for fans of the genre. Overall, the music can significantly elevate the gameplay for those who appreciate electronic tunes.
“The music is absolutely amazing and you will want to turn up the volume.”
“Amazing, and really addictive, few options to change the music which is nice and the deadmau5 helmet is the best of all!”
“Includes music made by the greatest of all time deadmau5 and a guy called Dr. Kucho!”
“The problem is the music.”
“The game is all about DJs and electronic music, but the game's soundtrack is nothing but boring orchestra.”
“I recommend for the gameplay if you turn the music off.”