Monster High: Ghoul Spirit
By Mark Raby,
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Themed game is varied and interesting, if a bit shallow.
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What’s It About?
MONSTER HIGH: GHOUL SPIRIT is based on the popular Monster High franchise, which exists as a line of dolls and toys, a book series, and an interactive website including a Web series. Players get to interact with all their favorite characters, solve puzzles, and partake in mini-games, all of which are themed around the cute world of ghouls and monsters that has been developed so well throughout the Monster High product lines. The focal point of the game is the open-world interaction with other characters and the customization of the player's in-game character.
Is It Any Good?
Monster High: Ghoul Spirit earns points for its varied gameplay. That is, players can customize their character, engage in a variety of mini-games, and interact in an open virtual environment with other characters. There are several components to the game that help to keep it fresh and interesting. However, each of these components isn't very deep, making the end result a variety of basic gameplay mechanics rather than one cohesive design. That being said, the Monster High theme is prevalent and extensive, so any fan of the franchise will likely enjoy what this game has to offer.
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Game Details
- Platform: Nintendo DS
- Available online?: Not available online
- Publisher: THQ
- Release date: October 25, 2011
- Genre: Role-Playing
- Topics: Magic and Fantasy
- ESRB rating: E for No Descriptors
- Last updated: August 29, 2016
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