Overall really fun! But I just think that the whole clicking is very slow and boring. I still think it's a great game though!
Reviews for "Ghostbusters B.I.P. #3"
Muja responds:
I know, this doesn't feel like a true game, I'm aware of that.
It's more like reading a comic, and that's why I felt the need to write that in the disclaimer.
But I'm glad you liked it nonetheless!
I really enjoyed this as both a comic and as an adventure game.
I love the galore of medals that one can get by playing all three games in this series. It's about 1000 points total.
I really liked the story of the 3rd chapter putting together the 1st chapter with the 2nd and making choices from past chapter relevant in the 3rd.
Very good game:
- Great story, both entertaining and sensible.
- Witty dialogues.
- Good music and sound effects.
- Good pixel style graphics.
- Lot's of medals.
- Choices were very well made. The best options were not too obvious and in the same time not too hard to guess if you think and understand the situation well and have a general Ghostbuster knowledge.
- True to Ghostbuster's spirit.
- In this final installment the option to skip to choice points is added when playing trough a chapter for a second time, this makes this better then previous two chapters.
Why my rating is not perfect:
- I would like to see this on fullscreen and with an animated cursor instead of the default windows one. But these features are not included.
Muja responds:
Thank you a lot for your detailed and nice review!
This is a game I made ages ago, I'm very glad someone is still playing it!
There's really nothing more I can add, I'm glad you had fun!
Thanks for the skip. Makes it possible to experiment here (or the Html5 version) and enter the right combinations in #1 and #2 where you can't skip.
Agree, "Ready to believe you" is broken – tried all eight combinations, many of them with in-game gold medals. Timing is odd, did it break with the Html5 release in November 2021?
"Rookie to the rescue" works (you just need a specific set of chapter 1 medals to unlock it).
I like the testament to Egon, it was very classy and well-thought. Really enjoyed it all.
But I got to ask, this being my first time, are those pixel images from One Piece and Ben 10?
Muja responds:
For most of the sprites, I used bases from a japanese game for the DS, called something like "Jump Ultimate Stars". There's a lot of characters from different mangas/anime in that game, and I used many of them.
Little trivia: Janine's body is actually the body of Nico Robin from One Piece, just as you said! :)
Oh, and I took a lot of sprites from the Metal Slug series, too, for those who didn't notice!
Thank you for your kind review!
Typo in chapter 3, as Winston and Peter are driving away. Pretty early in, "...forget all abot you."
Muja responds:
Noted, I'll fix that as soon as I can! Thanks!