Spectro

While I don't have too much time is played, first impression Spectro is a very charming ghost-busting rogue-like. The controls are pretty intuitive and it's easy to pick up and play. My only gripe is that sometimes the house feels too cramped, I wish the rooms were just a little bigger so it doesn't feel like I back up 2 steps and am already backed in to a corner when I'm surrounded. I also wouldn't mind if the rooms were darker and the flashlight had a little bigger projection so it is actually a little more useful than it currently is. If you're a ghost-busters/Luigi's Mansion fan, I highly recommend this game, especially for its price.

i like the vibe its cool

Only played a couple times now, and died on floors 7 and 14, but had a blast both times. Exploring is great. Battling/capturing ghosts is a great mix of Ghostbusters and Luigi's mansion. Levels get progressively longer/harder and spookier with varying challenges. I dig the loot aspect with coins and upgrading the blaster, plus the stat boost items for the blasters. All around great game, but not sure if I'll keep playing after I get the mask, though I'm sure there will be some incentive based on some hints from the dev.

Loved this game. Abandoned after getting the mask. The game isn't clear that when you get to the fifteenth floor you are only half way through, and If you leave and continue everything goes haywire.

Got spooked.

A decent Ghostbusters simulator.

I was on the eleventh floor but took days and days to get there. There are a few bugs in it. like getting keys with no chest, all ghost come out at once, restart and there isn't a candle, but I do like the game the rooms change everytime you restart which is pretty cool. I'm on it till the batteries run down.

Spectro - Time to bust some ghost Spectro is a built from the ground up VR ghost busting game. Busting ghost, never felt so good. The game has you exploring a procedural generated haunted tower, working your way to the top to get the Mask of Okeem. The ever changing environment has an amazing cartoony art style to it, with everything in it feeling to scale. You will be drawn into its VR world and feel right at home, if your home is haunted. During your exploration of the haunted tower, you will be busting ghosts of all sorts, collecting coins, finding hidden items, discovering secret rooms and much more. You will need your flashlight and search everywhere, you never know where an item maybe. As you move through the floor of the tower, you will find better ghost busting equipment, upgrades for the equipment and extra life. if you get over taken by the ghosts and die, you will lose it all and start back on floor one. Well almost everything. You get to keep the coins you collected and the number of ghost you busted will be added to your containment unit. With the coins you get, you spend them in the store. You can buy back all the new gear you found and start the game fresh with it. The game really gave me Luigi's Mansion vibes, it has the same charm but in VR. Exploring the haunted tower and searching each floor just feels good, the world is well created. The fighting ghost and trapping them is just amazing in VR, and makes you feel like a Ghost Buster. If you are looking for a fun charming ghost buster game, look no further. Spectro does everything right and in VR. Get your ghost fighting gear on and dive into a great VR experience. Watch my preview here; https://youtu.be/2rbYdDlVgMA

Spectro is a fun, aesthetically cohesive first person ghost hunting roguelike. The style is so great and makes it fun to start, before you get sucked in like an addlepated apparition. I love it. Some may say Spectro draws obvious inspiration from Ghosts Buster, Louigi's Manse, and other really great games and films. They are right and a big part of what makes Spectro awesome is how it elevates a lot of eternal concepts. It's super fun to wander around a haunted mansion with a flashlight. Is Spectro perfect? Nope, tis hard in the middle and I have no idea what the second half of the tower is like yet. Some of the coins and gun progression stuff is iffy, too, but doesn't hold you back. Spectro's graphics are perfect with some moments of genuinely scary spooks chasing me down a hall. The game is stable on OG Vive and epic on the Samsung Odd+ OLED HMD; Did I mention the VR immersion is superb in Spectro?