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Ghostlore is an 'Eastpunk' Action-RPG where you fight supernatural monsters from Southeast-Asian folklore. Inspired by classic ARPGs such as Diablo 2 and Titan Quest, Ghostlore features detailed item and character customization systems, procedurally generated maps, and awesome 90's retro graphics.
Ghostlore is a loot, hack and slash and action rpg game
developed by Andrew Teo and Adam Teo
and published by AT-AT Games.
Released on May 17th 2023 is available only on Windows
in 13 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Vietnamese, Filipino, Indonesian and Malay.
It has received 660 reviews of which 536 were positive and 124 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.7 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam, but you can find it for less on G2A.
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System requirements
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7 or later
- Processor: Intel Core i3
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Storage: 500 MB available space
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Ghostlore Besides some of the more obvious factors that make this game a standout in the Action RPG genre, such as its easy-to-learn, hard-to-master gameplay, captivating soundtrack, and engaging theme, there was one key element I couldn't quite put my finger on until now that truly made this game perfect for me… So, what was it? Ghostlore respects the player's time, plain and simple. While I've read some reviews criticizing the game's campaign for being on the shorter side, I personally found it to be just right. After 100%-ing the game and unlocking all achievements, I can confidently say this is a title I’ll return to again and again to explore different builds and content updates. Don’t hesitate to pick this one up, folks. It's honestly worth the full price, no discount needed, especially if you're a fan of Action RPGs or interested in games that explore the often overlooked yet beautiful region of Southeast Asia. You really outdid yourselves with this one, Teo & Teo, you should be proud... Marmot approved!
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TDLR : I’m leaving a positive review because the flaws didn’t cut too much of my enjoyment of this game since I did get 100% achievements and found a workaround the end-game dungeon’s main issues. (see end of the post) Let’s start with the good parts. The build system is great, you get to take 3 Classes, customize how you want on a board and a Tetris like passives akin to Runewords in D2 on another board called Glyphs. The gear didn’t get as much love, I’d called it boring and Mythics are utterly useless compared to even average rolls on Legendary on the same slot. Which in a way is great, because Mythics tend to come with skills on them that slot on your Class Board at fixed position and destroy your build. On top of that, you can’t reroll them and you can’t socket them either, which makes them useless. I have not used a single one of the dozens of Mythics I dropped. The story is fairly quick and set in a nice world and lore that you don’t see often in any games. You can do it in around 8 hours taking your time. It’s not your classic “diablo style” world, it’s more modern, instead of equipping helmet, cuirass and greaves, you get sunglasses, shirt and jeans. The pixel art is also very good, although a little too flashy at times for me but you can tone it down in the options. Now for the bad part. End-game… I’ll start by saying that I played a Melee Build, a fairly tanky Ice Tiger build, all the way. From my experience, I think that if you play a ranged build, you’ll have an easier, but not better, time. It’s the same formula as Diablo 3 more or less. You do Map (Nephalem Rift) to get Hell Tickets (GR Keys) and you dive into a dungeon called Hell Gate (Greater Rifts) and try to go as far as possible. You have 8 “Story” Hell Gates and after that you unlock the bottomless dungeon. It doesn’t sound too bad on paper but each Hell Gate is not one map, it’s multiple. You need to do 1-1, 1-2, etc... and with each new Gate, the amount of map increases as well. For Hell Gate 8, you need to go as far as 8-19 (!!!) to complete it. It still doesn’t sound too bad… BUT, if you die at any point, you have to start over from X-1 and pay Tickets again. It’s fine until Hell Gate 4... The difficulty spikes tremendously at Hell 5. Firstly, the price of entry is horrendous and will require multiple normal Map runs to have enough and it gets worse and worse until Hell 8 where you need 6k tickets to enter. Secondly, you will now be one-shotted by pretty much everything unless you have over-capped defensive stats. Even with all of this, there is now the issues of one specific monster : Aswang. Those are toad like monster, very small and hard to see until it’s too late. They will one shot you, regardless of your stats. Off course, they have a lashing tongue attack that goes through some walls and fairly far. Those have ended every single run of Hell 5 I had. I could breeze through but as soon as just one of those showed up, it was over. This is when the manual save comes in. If you disable autosave in the options, and manually save inside the Hell Gates, you can reload inside not paying the entry fees. From Hell 6 to 8, you have to go through so many maps (and those map are HUGE) that I ended up just sprinting to the floor boss, saving not far from it, killing it at lightning speed, saving again before entering the next floor (just in case you end up in the Corridor Map with a pack of Aswang right there and get OS as soon as you load in), and repeat until the last floor of each Gate. This is how I managed to finish Hell 8, otherwise it wouldn’t have been possible, at least not in melee. My build was so tanky, I could stand in the beams of the last boss Zenith until Hell 7 without dying, but those Aswang b******t had me fuming. Overall, because I found a way around getting chained OS and not having to pay thousands of ticket each time, I won’t leave a negative review, because farming Maps and the Story are quite nice, but the end-game needs a huge balancing. However, regardless of the difficulty, the manual save just to save tickets is something I would recommend even if you breeze through content, because Aswang OS is faster than you think.
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Decent 7/10 ARPG with a fresh take on the genre. If "blasting maps" playstyle from PoE appeals to you then this is a great game. Let's get the best things out of the way +++WASD movement +Starting with traversal skill +Loot that matters Combat: The combat is nice, it feels tight and responsive. It has some cool skills like weretiger and crow summons. You can also make triggers for using skills when hit, on attack or use when transformed. There is an issue with visual clutter and obstructing enviroment in combat, because bloom and lightning is overused. As well as enemies fleeing into areas with trees and you can only see their red outlined silhouette. Loot Progression: The gameplay can get a little samey once you get past a certain level and your character progression starts to slow down, usually around lvl 40-50 when you are about to finish the campaign. The game executes well on the important part which is that loot drops actually matter . Builds: Character customization is interesting with how the power system work. You can combine skills from different classes to create new skills. These can be modified with things like chance to gain fury. I would recommend reading the question marks, because if not you will miss out on it's intricate design. One thing that isn't mentioned anywhere is that active abilities block each other on the same paths, so having less skills give you more modifiers to work with or vice versa. Flaws: The only major detriment i will give the game is the tetris glyph system. While initially cool, it becomes time consuming to plan and piece together once you unlock more slots. I'd say the only crime commited here is not making a sequel, because it might very well have been one the best ARPGs. Given how much room for improvement there is with this game, while already being good. Overally i enjoyed the game and would give it a 8/10 if it had more content. If you are still in doubt just buy it on sale.
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Game is incredibly good. I really hope the devs decide to add more content, because this is fantastic. The story is bare-bones, but the build progression and systems in place make for a great game. The only complaints I have are the following: 1) Classes need more skills / more classes added 2) More areas/monster variety 3) More interesting bosses If they tackled this and did something like seasonal content I'd literally pay for expansion packs regularly. The game really is that much fun.
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Ghostlore is a great ARPG with 6 classes to choose from. The game offers you the basic gear farming system. After you create your character you get to choose two other classes through out the game letting you combine your skills. On top of that there is a grid system where you can buff each skill certain ways. The game also has a second system where you collect glyph to buff your character even more. There is an insane amount of customization and builds you can do. It took me about 7 hours to beat the main story. Once that is done you get to farm Hell tickets that you use to enter a hell gate in which enemies get harder and loot gets better.
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Ghostlore is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
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Ghostlore received 536 positive votes out of a total of 660 achieving a rating of 7.68.
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Ghostlore was developed by Andrew Teo and Adam Teo and published by AT-AT Games.
Ghostlore is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Ghostlore is not playable on MacOS.
Ghostlore is not playable on Linux.
Ghostlore offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Ghostlore includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
There is a DLC available for Ghostlore. Explore additional content available for Ghostlore on Steam.
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Ghostlore is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Game modes
Multiplayer
Features
Online players
8
Developer
Andrew Teo,
Adam Teo
Publisher
AT-AT Games
Release
17 May 2023
Platforms
Remote Play
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