Ghosts N Goblins Resurrection Review (PlayStation 4)

by Jim Smale · Published June 10, 2021 · Updated July 1, 2021

Read our Ghosts N Goblins Resurrection Review\ as it takes a look at the nostalgic yet completely reimagined storybook world that unravels before your very eyes. Taking ideas from both Ghosts ‘n Goblins and Ghouls ‘n Ghosts and giving birth to a whole new game entry, Resurrection is a title worthy of its name.

Ghosts N Goblins Resurrection Review Pros:

Beautiful hand-drawn style graphics.
6.23GB download size.
Works on Playstation 5.
Platinum trophy.
Action-platformer gameplay.
Controller settings – two control types and set rapid-fire to attack 1, attack 2, or off.
Display settings – display Hud (on/off), Hud size (small/medium/large), weapon Hud (on/off), magic Hud (on/off) and brightness slider.
Challenges – act like in-game achievements.
Five save slots.
Four difficulties – Page, Squire, Knight, and legend.
Local co-op support. (Can join at any time from the pause menu)
Two starring positions – choose either Graveyard or Execution grounds.
Umbral Bees – Collect these in-game and spend them on the Umbral tree to learn new magic and skills, also where you change magic.
Each section on the map shows how many Umbral Bees and chests there are and how many you have found.
Difficult.
Health is based on your armor – every hit has you lose some of it until you are just in your underwear then it’s death.
Death – you respawn as a star and can move around for a limited time or until you are hit, this allows you to skip parts.
Checkpoints in levels if your difficulty allows.
Can shoot left, right, and up along with crouched shooting in the same directions.
Treasure chests drop armor.
Enemies can drop armor.
All the environments are animated from the foreground to the background.
Weather effects.
Enemies have detailed animations.
Decent loading times.
Remixed soundtrack.
Very nostalgic yet modern feeling.
Levels will change as you play and move around.