Posted on: October 16, 2025

jakubjedrak
Verified ownerGames: 140 Reviews: 2
Again and again
Cmon, this game is so awesome. i mean, I did it like few times already and I want to be punished again and again. Worth.
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Posted on: October 16, 2025

jakubjedrak
Verified ownerGames: 140 Reviews: 2
Again and again
Cmon, this game is so awesome. i mean, I did it like few times already and I want to be punished again and again. Worth.
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Posted on: October 18, 2025

ClarenceTheBard
Verified ownerGames: 95 Reviews: 9
Visceral and vibing
Croped and refined, there is a lot to love about Ghostrunner. The combat makes you live on a razor's edge. Everything including you dies in one hit. Can be a tad frustrating towards the end, but you have a lot of tools so a solution is always available. When it works, and it works a lot, it is very satisfying. The platforming is great. Weaker then Mirror's Edge, but Mirror's Edge was so good that I'll take it. Bosses are give or take and get weaker as it goes on. The story is pretty whatever, but it keeps your mind entertained while playing. I would rather have it instead of it being missing. The voice acting is good and it adds structure despite being on the generic side. The soundtrack elevates the game a lot. Complex and both energizing and relaxing. Perfect for what the game is.
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Posted on: October 31, 2025

XimiXei
Verified ownerGames: 80 Reviews: 1
I like it but...
as the tittle said i like the game, but the control and movement is not that pulish, sometimes you start running on wall off the map, or you dont stick on the wall, or do a 360 just because.
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Posted on: October 29, 2020

Radoslavn11
Verified ownerGames: 96 Reviews: 2
A very enjoyable game.
I've waited a long time for such a game. Challenging levels, dynamic action, arthistic design, good music. No unnecessary elements in the game. Tutorial is short and not boring. Fights and parkour (actually two very main things we do in the game) are difficult and sometimes it takes many tries to pass them but I gained a lot of satisfaction getting (and feeling) more skill after each one. Although sometimes fights can be frustrating. Fortunetely, after fail game doesn't load, character just respawns immediately at the last checkpoint, so it's possible to take another attempt at once. I recommend. (I run it on i7-950 with GTX960 and interestingly it works smoothly and quickly at high settings.)
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Posted on: October 30, 2020

aupenn
Verified ownerGames: 422 Reviews: 5
Decent Game; Simple and straightforward
I bought Ghostrunner on a whim because I saw high praise for it as it was about to release from journalists and reviewers. The game looked and ran fluid when I played the demo and I had decent fun with it. Having played through the game now, I can safely say the game is... alright. I think reviewers definitely praised it to high heaven but at the same time I get why they might like this game. I only briefly glanced through them so I'm admittedly at fault. While Ghostrunner is nothing amazing, it's a decently enjoyable game. For context, I've thought about it and realized I usually don't like a game being the middle of the road. Games in this area tend to be difficult to enjoy becuase it doesn't do anything particuarly well or bad. It just ends up boring. However, there is an area near middle of the road I'm finding myself increasingly missing as I've played the newest "big hig releases." Games that don't do anything particuarly unique, but stay simple, short, and concise. Ghostrunner lands in this category. The most unique thing I can think of in regards to it is the upgrade system. Essentially, it's a tetris grid that is limted and your upgardes are tetris blocks. Whatever you fit into the tetris grid is what you equip. It's interesting and I like it. Otherwise, the game runs relatively fine. The gameplay is fairly smooth. Aside from some rough segments of platforming here and there, it's fairly smooth and enjoyable too. The story was not very good but the performance from the Architect is pretty good in my opinion. The levels while fairly detailed are unfortunately all pretty similar. Overall, Ghostrunner is decent. It sticks with a simple concept and expands on it just enough to keep it fresh. It's fairly short as well (which I'm finding increasingly attractive as I am burnt out from AAA games that don't know their limits). There is replayability if you want to find the collectibles or replay challenges. What you see is what you get and I'm alright with that.
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