Ghosting Vandal

Create an insane amount of content for this game. I want to see a lot more from this universe. I had a blast playing and it felt like a Megaman Zero game. Looking forward to more.

Ghosting Vandal is a spirited 2D action platformer that blends fast-paced shooting, sword combat, and retro arcade sensibilities into a compact fantasy adventure. Developed and published by Daltair, the game delivers an old-school experience centered on combat proficiency, quick reflexes, and straightforward stage progression. Originally introduced through Early Access in February 2023 before its full release in September 2025, it embraces the simplicity of classic side-scrolling adventures while introducing a distinctive combination of firearms and melee weapons. Its greatest attraction is the freedom to alternate between different fighting styles, creating an action-oriented experience that prioritizes player skill over complicated systems. The adventure follows Mozz, a capable Ghosting mercenary belonging to the Neon Arlenis Heroic Guild. Her assignment involves confronting dangerous Ghosting Warrior Captains across a collection of themed stages. However, the situation becomes increasingly mysterious with the appearance of a Half-Elf Swordsman who seems determined to follow her. This unusual encounter introduces questions about Mozz's identity, motivations, and whether she genu…

Tough not recommend on this one. There's a lot of love an attention put into this game's art and character design, but the raw experiencing of playing it feels heavily unoptimized. The game doesn't even have a full screen or resolution adjustment setting in the options, meaning I played all my time with it in a shrunken window. The core combat arsenal isn't bad either, and I can see the spin wheel technique could be fun for some later platforming sections, but as is the game feels kind of uninspired in the main levels and just sort of underwhelming for the bosses. Would give this game more of a chance if it didn't have the aforementioned issues, but even at a discount it's a soft 'no' for me.

The game play mechanics for the main character is fun but everything else is too simplistic and way too easy. I know its only $10 but that doesn't matter. Either the game is fun or its not and sadly its the latter for this one.

Marvellous Game, totally recoemnded, with a really nice gameplay, i have to say that it was quite a suprirse the first time a play it, cause its gameplay its basic, but the way to combine the mechanics are quite ingenious, and the level bosses are kinda difficult, but not in a bad sense, more like a souls like gender. so, my veredict its 100/100 recomended!

Ehn... it's really hard to hit not recommend here because there's a lot I like about the game, but the cons just outweigh those positives a little too much. For ten bucks it's pretty cheap but... it's also an equally cheap experience. Even after I got it on a steep sale I was left feeling just a little too unsatisfied. My first problem is that some elements feel really tight and responsive juxtaposed to those that feel the opposite. On one hand you have this sort of mixed offensive/defensive core ability when you press Y (We'll call it spinny blades) and it will activate immediately and very responsively nearly every single time. But then on the other hand you have the very basic melee attack which won't activate immediately after jumping or double jumping. It's really, REALLY bizarre and I can't figure out why. Though my ASSUMPTION as to why this is done is because the melee attack will reliably knock some attacks back at enemies. So I think the dev was trying to make the [b]core melee attack[/b] into a [i]side arm parry.[/i] And considering that you can also fire a gun and use the spinny blades offensively and how much emphasis there is on the ammo types... yeah I'm saying tha…