As you play, you unlock new weapons and outfits for your character allowing you to find a playstyle (and regular style) that suits you. You know the height of an enemy so you can easily score a headshot. You start to automatically shoot at a location knowing an enemy will pop around the corner. As you learn the game it throws new elements into the mix, and once you have seen everything the game changes from being about seeing new paths into scoring the most points. All the while, you’re playing those same three missions. As you play, you learn the game and in a brilliantly satisfying way. This means that you take them out faster and faster with each playthrough. The more you play each level the more you understand where enemies will appear from. The loop of shoot, reload, shoot is addictive and the game never slows down.
However, you don’t need any of that as the core shooting will be enough fun for most. Scoring headshots and special downs gains you some ghost points which unlock alternate firing modes for your gun, which adds a nice layer of strategy and something to aim towards. You need to point off screen to reload and this keeps each action fluid. So what is so damn appealing about this game?įirstly, the light gun part is reactive and fast. You might take a different path here and there, but there are bottlenecks that remain the same. At specific junctures you will have a choice of which path to take, this means that even after you have seen everything you can still pick combinations you’ve never done.įundamentally though, you are still playing the same three levels. This means that the first 10-20 times you play through a level you will unlock new areas, enemies and challenges. Each time you successfully complete a mission, its level increases and you gradually unlock alternate ways through the level. You want to play each mission, not because they tell a grand tale (they barely link together) but to complete the game just one more time. This trick is part of Ghost Squad’s charm. On the surface, Ghost Squad has three missions and you can easily play through all three in 30 minutes.
Party mode is a lot of fun, but arcade mode is where this game shines.
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Everyone can get to grips with how to play and you chase scores with competitive friends. It is fantastic arcade fun for up to four people, which makes it the perfect cooperative multiplayer game. You point, you shoot, and rinse and repeat. A genre that works perfectly on this console. One of the many games worth mentioning is Ghost Squad for the Wii. While many people are off gallivanting with their Nintendo Switches and making all kinds of hot passionate love with its many critically acclaimed releases, I was delving into Nintendo’s motion-controlled past. You might think it is a very specific kind of madness that I bought a Wii U in the winter of 2017, but it was with good reason.
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