Ghost Dimension Reviews

I liked so much. Very cool.

Fun game. Collecting orbs can be challenging.

A beauty of a simple spaceship game! It's somehow relaxing to collect and just wandering around.

You drive a spaceship collecting solar energy through various one-screen stages with different obstacles. You can maneuver through them, or use your teleportation and other skills to complete the levels. Pretty fun game, really worth the ridiculous price!

A very simple game with lots of good effects, particles explosions and a really nice polished graphics. I asked the dev to low the screen-shake effect, was way to strong, and he did. The game is way better now.

Really cool game! I like that you can play for relaxing or to beat every world and take the S raking to home.

Good gameplay, and very lively art, with music that fits well with the game's phases, I really liked it since the game, and I expect a continuation

This game came on a 9-game strategy puzzle pack, the pack was worth it. This game has timed levels where you need to collect all of the gold on screen, with the concept being a pretty good game with roots dating back to asteroid on the Vectrex and bastions of Arcade Cabinets with a spaceship going all around the screen where it goes through the right and comes out the left. Using a controller is, in fact, recommended, but I do have an issue with how it controls, the controls are typed out for Xbox controllers specifically. Notably: to select something, it says "K or B" which at first- I thought was only on the keyboard until I realized it was talking about the B button on an Xbox controller. I have a PS4 controller so that really threw me off, so that could be definitely updated to be more generalized and not as cryptic. The ship controls a little weird, with having a slight ice-slide feel to it, which makes realistic sense, but it does make collecting some objects hard if you're avoiding flaming asteroids. (Which could be a fun frustration factor to make you want to try again, so what do I know?) When you brush up against normal asteroids that don't blow you up, they change the direction of the way the ship is pointing. (you'd have to see it in-game to know what I'm talking about) Ultimately, this may not seem like a very big deal, but theres a teleport feature that if you're trying to go towards a wall of asteroids to teleport through, it'll something mess you up. Which isn't that big of a deal either, except for the fact each world is timed, and it pushes the intensity of the clock on you. It won't mean you failed, but I felt like an idiot getting "D"'s in all of the worlds due to that wasting some time. I also really like the poetic quotes right before each level, adds a bit of depth to the game as a whole. Definitely a really cool game with a promising concept I'd love to see develop! 8/10