> Be me
> About to go "hang out" with a girl which was basically a date
> Actually hang out with my bro beforehand
> He shows me a game from 2022 that i've never heard of before
> Realize it's a ghost busters game
> Cue intrigue
> Looks at his gameplay
> Really bad
> Find the game on steam and reluctantly spends $20 on it
> Play the game
> Realize I for some reason feel like a ghost buster while playing ghost busters
> Spend 15 hours busting ghost and busting on ghost busters
> Go onto steam page and format review like it's 4chan
> Very happy
> Gonna go bust on people and then hop on the game in a bit

It's an asymmetrical horror game that captures what it is to be a Ghostbuster. As of writing (Early 2025) it still has people playing it.

It's not the best Ghostbusters game. Nothing can beat "Ghostbusters: The Video Game Remastered" (2019), but it's currently the best Ghostbusters game you still play with friends.

The devs put a lot of care into the game, with references and objects from the movies, cartoons and even the comic books. You don't have to be a Ghostbusters fan to enjoy this game, but it sure helps.

There's also a bit of a story, with voice acting by Ernie Hudson. It's actually decent, which is more than most 'asymmetrical horror games' can say.

Gameplay is simple and pretty easy to pick up. The only negative is, as the game gets older, there's a lot of "veteran" players who have really perfected the mechanics [/i]*cough*me*chough*[/i] and if you get matched against them as a new player, you might get stomped. I'm more than happy to take it easy on new players and make the game fun for everyone, but sometimes people don't show mercy.

But this is suppose to be a review of the game, and not be bragging about being THE greatest Ghostbuster on earth.

This game seems to be ending it's lifespan, but I still think it's worth $20. I had a lot of fun with this game.

very good with friends