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An innovative and humorous strategy game that puts those puny mortals in their places. Read Review
Grim specters, howling banshees, and sly gremlins are yours to command as you unleash ghastly spirits on the town of Gravenville and scare the wits out of its citizens. In the world of the Ghost Master, spooks do your bidding, as you solve puzzles and unlock mysteries in a challenge that combines the best of strategy, adventure, and resource management games. The game features up to 15 unique, hair-raising adventures with multi-branching scenarios -- all within a coherent plot and complete virtual world. Play your way through 11 expansive and distinct locations, including the town's lunatic asylum, military base, sorority and frat houses, and police station.
Only a few games have let you play the bad guy, and even fewer encourage it, Black & White and Dungeon Keeper I and II being the most notable. Some RPGs will let you perform evil actions, but generally, most reward good-aligned characters more than their wicked counterparts. So it's a refreshing change of pace to come upon Ghost Master, a title that puts in charge of a group of bad ghosts and has you use them to scare innocent civilians out of house and home. Developed by Sick Puppies, a division of Empire Interactive, Ghost Master asks only one thing of you: are you cleverer than a bunch of humans? Read More »
Also known as: Ghost Master
Release Region: United Kingdom
Release Date: Unreleased
Publisher: Empire Interactive
Release Region: United States
Release Date: August 19, 2003
Publisher: Empire Interactive
T for Teen Blood, Mild ViolenceAlso available on: PlayStation 2, Xbox, Macintosh
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