- November 1, 2020
- SeaPhoenix
The Ghost Cage
Platforms
About
"The Ghost Cage" is a light-hearted adventure game where you help Isabel navigate her new haunted house. Your choices and items found will determine one of the multiple endings, which can be happy, sad, heartwarming, or amusing. This game is not a horror experience, but features a ghost and allusions to violence and death. Playtime is approximately 20-30 minutes, with an updated version adding achievements released in October 2021.





- The game features a charming art style and well-written dialogue, making it a delightful experience.
- There are multiple endings to explore, providing good replayability and fun for achievement hunters.
- It's a short, free game that offers a light-hearted and enjoyable adventure, perfect for casual gaming sessions.
- The game is very short, which may leave players wanting more content and depth.
- Some players found the endings to be abrupt and lacking in character development.
- The music can become repetitive, detracting from the overall experience.
story
27 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game is generally well-received, characterized by its charm, sweetness, and emotional depth, with many players appreciating the multiple endings influenced by their choices. While some found the narrative to be simple or not particularly special, others highlighted its ability to evoke laughter and convey a heartwarming experience. Overall, the game is praised for its polished storytelling, likable characters, and engaging plot, making it a delightful short experience.
“Your choices matter, the story is really sweet, and the art is adorable!”
“It has such a cute little story with so many different endings!”
“Honestly, it's a simple short RPG Maker game, but the characters are all likable and the story, while a bit melancholic, is heartwarming.”
“Story was fine, nothing special.”
“So let’s get the story out of the way.”
“Honestly it's a simple short RPG Maker game, but the characters are all likable and the story, while a bit melancholic, is heartwarming.”