
Release Date: April 16, 2019
An adventure game in which we play the title giant spirit. While playing at Ghost Giant, we take care of the lonely Louis and also help the inhabitants of Sancourt to solve their troubles. The production was created with the goggles of virtual reality in mind.
Ghost Giant is an adventure game developed by the independent studio Zoink Games - a team whose portfolio includes the warmly welcomed Fe and Flipping Death. The game was developed with the PS4 platform and virtual reality goggles in mind.
In the course of Ghost Giant we play as the title giant spirit, which goes to Sancourt, a seaside town inhabited by anthropomorphic animals. The protagonist has to take care of Louis, a lonely boy living on the farm with his mother. Although initially the child is afraid of his new companion, over time he becomes more and more accustomed to him.
The story told in the game was written by Sara Bergmark Elfgren, whose work (including novels, comic books and scripts) has been translated into twenty-five languages.
In Ghost Giant we observe the action from FPP. Thanks to the giant size of the spirit we control, as well as the fact that nobody else but Louis can see it, we can look at the everyday life of Sancourt's inhabitants, open doors and move objects like furniture, vehicles or trees, and even rotate entire buildings during the game.
In this way we not only discover the secrets of the town (the area at our disposal includes a picturesque bay, a sunflower plantation belonging to the mother of our protege and a trash dump), but also help its inhabitants (and, of course, Louis) in solving their troubles.
Ghost Giant's three-dimensional visuals are pleasing to the eye thanks to cartoonish design and colorful palette.
Platforms:
PC Windows February 20, 2020
PlayStation 4 April 16, 2019
Developer: Zoink Games
Publisher: Zoink Games
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Game Ratings for Ghost Giant Video Game.
TechRaptor: 8.5 / 10 by Samuel Guglielmo
Ghost Giant's fun puzzles and lovely story are well worth experiencing for anyone who may have access to PSVR.
Slant Magazine: 2.5 / 5 by Aaron Riccio
This VR title boasts an endearingly goofy premise, but it's one that's executed in bumpy fashion.
Metro GameCentral: 8 / 10
A wonderful mix of cutting edge technology and nuanced storytelling that instantly becomes one of the best games for PlayStation VR.
Average score from votes.