
In Bubble Ghost you must help a mischievous little spook blow a delicate bubble through a castle filled with diabolical devices and demons.
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We really have come a long way in gaming haven't we!
I got this game in a bundle with a bunch of other games. I don't think I would pay the full price for it. I grew up playing Bubble Ghost on the old Commodore Amiga computer. You play as a ghost that must navigate a bubble through corridors filled with various objects. The goal is to reach the exit of each corridor with the bubble intact - avoiding contact with either the scenery or objects in the room. The ghost, however, can move through any obstacle (he is a ghost, after all). If the bubble hits something and pops, you will be greeted with a very angry ghost. Pop all your bubble lives, and the game will end. Finishing a level will net you one extra bubble. You use the keyboard to move the ghost and to turn him to face the direction you desire. Space bar or the number 5 on the keypad is used to blow the bubble. Blowing for too long will cause the ghost to turn red and lose his breath, which he will regain after a few seconds of waiting. When a level begins, a timer in the form of a bar runs down. The more of the timer that remains when you finish the level, the more bonus points you get on that level. The graphics and sound were both nicer on the Amiga than on DOS. Nevertheless, the game is a fun game. The challenge is difficult. I recently fired up the game and managed to make it to level 24, but there was something about the simplicity of the game that made me feel like I needed to come back and try until I could finish it. It certainly brought back a wave of nostalgia, but I would not have purchased the game without it being in a bundle.
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Removed without Announcement Against Steam Rules. Not Nice Bro.
Unfortunately, as £4 a pop, this is overpriced. The game doesn't particularly age well, and the gameplay is over simplistic. Obviously, with the game being over 20 years old now, it was never going to look great by today's standard, but it lacks in charm and nostalgia that other games of it's era (such as Pac-man, Dizzy or Q-Bert) are able to boast, even by today. The game is a short one, and if you enjoyed the original, or are a fun of the 1980's gaming scene, you will probably not mind spending the money to grab this, but for everyone else, it needs to be missed, or bought in a bundle/sale. Best for: Windy Apparitions
I got this in a bundle for 89p from Fanatical(formerly BundleStars) with 24 other games, and this is the first one I tried, I like it, It takes up 3.03MB of disk space, and 2.32MB of that is just the DosBox executable, the main game "bubble.exe" is 37KB Press F1-F4 to start the game. Fun, use left and right mouse buttons to rotate the ghost, press spacebar to make the ghost blow, and move the mouse to move the ghost. Ctrl+C quits the game.
The game itself has an Intresting idea, it took me 5 out of 7 minutes to figure out how it works, I lost all my bubbles in 7 minutes and did not have the sould strenght to start again, and the sound was . . . disturbing, ofc it looks like it was played by the Ancient greeks or something, give it a try nonetheless if you feel like it :D
Oldschool game. The gameplay is very short.
stay safe bubble ghost
아타리 ST /1987 30년은 더 된게임입니다 떠다니는 방울을 유령을 움직이면서 바람을불어서 목적지까지 움직이는게임이에요 솔직히 5500원 너무아까워요
https://youtu.be/kELPeKQPqtM This 1987 classic shows it's age in many areas from control to level design. The core challenge is still there but the roughness will drive away most players.
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