Each hunter gets to perform two actions, which can include firing a weapon, deploying a trap, using a gadget, or walking somewhere. During each turn, you’re allowed to move all of your hunters at the same time. Missions take place in square-gridded environments and proceed in turns. That means you can’t just stay far away from the ghosts and shoot them at least one character has to get near them to deploy the trap. To catch a ghost, you have to weaken it with your weapons, and then put a trap down next to it. Ghosts come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and they can do things like slime you (which decreases how far you can move each turn), curse you (which decreases all of your attributes), and scare you (which decreases your sanity). For each mission you’re tasked with catching 1-6 ghosts. The missions in GhostControl are random, and they take place in houses, cemeteries, restaurants, subway stations, and more.
GHOSTCONTROL INC UPGRADE
There’s also a car dealership for when you want to upgrade from your Beetle. At the start of the game there isn’t much available, and you have to make do with the likes of jury-rigged vacuum cleaners and simple EMF detectors. There are two shops in the game: one sells weapons (to weaken ghosts) and traps (to catch them), and the other sells gadgets (to detect where ghosts are) and clothing (to improve your stats). Once you have a team, your next step is to buy some equipment. Attributes range from 0-100, and level 1 characters typically have values in the 30-50 range. Characters get six attributes: sanity (your “health”), strength (how much you can carry), constitution (how far you can move each turn), intelligence (how good you are with gadgets), aim (how accurate you are with weapons), and morale (how well you can resist fleeing). Probably the first thing you’ll do in the game is hire another hunter. You start with a VW Beetle to get around, and your headquarters is nothing more than a dilapidated garage, but from humble beginnings come great things, right? You begin the game with a single character (you get to pick a face and a name, but your stats are random and you don’t get to see them until you’ve started playing), and right away it’s off to work. In GhostControl, your objective is to rid London of ghosts and ghost-like entities, including spectres, zombies, skeletons and liches. Still, it’s a budget title, so does it do enough to be worthwhile to play? My inclination is to say “no” but keep reading to see if your answer is the same. It’s sort of a cross of Ghostbusters and X-Com: UFO Defense, only it’s not as funny as the former, and it’s not as compelling as the latter. is a turn-based tactical strategy game from German-based Bumblebee Games.
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