You are Ghost Prosecutor! It's your closing argument and there is little time. Bring up the facts, evidence, and witnesses to convince the jury. The audience is getting rowdy, so be careful.
Controls: z, x, and c are your attacks. Use up, left, down, and right to boost the attacks.
Nice job! I love the art and animations. Some of the sound effects are also very fulfilling. It's cool that there are different combos you can pull off. Now I'm just curious why the Ghost Prosecutor is a ghost... Anyways, awesome job (:
I love this! I love ghosts. It was fun but I did have a hard time pulling off many of the combos. The graphics are really fun and the concept is great. Good job!
I'm sad that I never got to see "here's Johnny" but the other moves are cool - wish the jury fought back a little harder, but the theme and the mechanics are both really funny
I really enjoyed the random tuba sounds as music, and the concept was good! The art was cute and interesting. Use of theme was well-played, but I was a little underwhelmed with there only being one level and the combos were a little confusing.
I like this. It's simple but it presents a good theme and I thought the humour was nice and wacky.
Maybe it's just a personal opinion but I wish more teams would make a small game with this level of polish than try to rush out something bigger and leave it less cohesive.
Ghost Prosecutor is pretty. I love the pixel artstyle you used. However the main mechanic was kind of... Odd. Pulling off successful combos didn't really work for me other that just continuously using C. I got a combo of about 600 just doing that. The music was subtle and strangely fitting. I like it but I think fine tuning the combo system is pretty necessary.
Once you learn how to use the combos, winning becomes trivial. Often with super powerful combos (like Expert Witness) perhaps filling a "power meter" before executing would be nice, as a way to limit the more powerful abilities. If the Jury attacked with moves of their own, there could be options to introduce counter abilities for the ghost. The art is great, the character and setting seem very unique, and I like the use of the theme. Good work.
The game looked great. The art was good and the animations were solid, though a few of them kept going too long (and the jury stopped taking 'damage').
I just wish there was more to the gameplay. There was really no challenge. Pick one combo you like, spam it until you win. I think mine was Exhibit B. In fact, while writing this, I played again just by tapping Up and X as fast as I could, and won with a 600-hit combo.
A system that punished you for using the same combo twice in a row would be great. Or make the opponent an opposing prosecutor instead, who moved around, was harder to hit, and performed the same attacks you could do.
Nice work, especially on the art/animations. Love the comical look of the characters and the detail you put into the courtroom.
Even though the combos made winning relatively easy (once you figure them out), they were fun to pull off - I played it again after winning to try the rest of them. The shaking/reaction of the jury when under attack made combos very satisfying.
The hammers didn't really seem to do much, but the movement was nicer than just having a static backdrop.
Good game, liked that you made it in the fighting style, thought that was interesting. Think it would work a bit better though if it was a bit faster paced and the health bars drained faster. The art in this is also done really nicely reminds me of playing the old street fighter games on the amiga.
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Maybe it's just a personal opinion but I wish more teams would make a small game with this level of polish than try to rush out something bigger and leave it less cohesive.
Thanks!
I just wish there was more to the gameplay. There was really no challenge. Pick one combo you like, spam it until you win. I think mine was Exhibit B. In fact, while writing this, I played again just by tapping Up and X as fast as I could, and won with a 600-hit combo.
A system that punished you for using the same combo twice in a row would be great. Or make the opponent an opposing prosecutor instead, who moved around, was harder to hit, and performed the same attacks you could do.
Even though the combos made winning relatively easy (once you figure them out), they were fun to pull off - I played it again after winning to try the rest of them. The shaking/reaction of the jury when under attack made combos very satisfying.
The hammers didn't really seem to do much, but the movement was nicer than just having a static backdrop.
Great job!