The ghosts themselves have a translucent quality and feel like they're taken right out of the movie. The rooms and halls are well-stocked with decorative paintings, statues, chairs, and other clue-hiding items. Casper's higher-than-average difficulty comes from the mansion itself - where the player spends a lot of time shuttling Casper through places he's already been, looking for the one doorway or vent he missed.Ĭasper looks good. Standing in your way is the Ghostly Trio, who pop out of couches, walls, and treasure chests to bully Casper around (they're relatively weak, so 'dying' in this game can be a real chore). Casper's ultimate goal is to assemble the Lazarus, a machine that can bring ghosts back to life.

The player, as Casper, roams the enormous Whipstaff Manor, looking for puzzle pieces, keys, and other objects that help him along the way. It seemed only natural for him to materialize in a game, and this effort (based on last summer's hit movie) makes an interesting attempt at bring life to yet another comic book character in video game form. From the original Harveytoons to today, Casper is still the friendliest ghost around.

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