Speed and adrenaline. These are the two main features of the fast-paced game Ghostrunner, which captivated us with its simplicity, fast pace and exciting dynamic experience. Jumping around a cyberpunk city as an invincible ninja was an exciting gameplay loop. The game was short, not too difficult and certainly not easy. And the developers tried to convey the same essence in the second part. But, as often happens, the sequel is somehow more ambitious.
Ghostrunner 2 sets higher standards for itself, which is reflected in a larger story, a larger world, and larger enemies. But as they say, sometimes less is more. This is a phrase that developers should think about a little more often during development. It’s hard to say whether Ghostrunner 2 is an improvement over its larger predecessor in every way.
Ghostrunner 2 follows its predecessor and is therefore action-adventure game based on overcoming platform sections and complex dynamic battles. There is no denying that the core gameplay that the game brings is more than entertaining. In the role of a cyber-ninja named Jack, we once again find ourselves in the only refuge of humanity, the Dharma Tower, and together with our team we try to cope with the newly emerging threat. The sequel’s narrative is just as interesting as the first, but bear with the fact that it’s an average action movie. Which in this case is not so bad.
The developers have made sure that the story gets more space, and now you meet your companions in one place where you can discuss their opinions with them through dialogue system. Parts like these definitely represent a slower aspect of the overall experience, but on the other hand they act as nice breaks in the middle of dynamic levels.
Source :Indian TV
