The pacing is extremely frantic so failure is a guarantee, but in failing, you can begin to rework different strategies to succeed. Enemies will start off with guns, but some will require players to destroy shield barriers protecting them, or taking them out from behind. There's never a dull moment as you race from one section to the next in each level, taking out enemies that escalate in difficulty and variety. How you string together free-flowing wall-running with its one-slice combat is what keeps the momentum of Ghostrunner always fresh, exciting and engaging. The levels are open-ended enough for experimentation. Trust me, you'll be doing this a lot throughout the game. Everything is a one-hit kill, but thanks to generous checkpoints, you'll have plenty of time to retry and perfect tricky sections. The crux to Ghostrunner's gameplay loop rests in its trial-and-error process. Armed with only a sword, the cyber-enhanced assassin must traverse environments by using parkour, wall-running, and taking out the occasional enemy along the way. If you want action, then you've certainly come to the right place. This extends to The Architect as well, who becomes your trusted guide. Jack's personality is jarringly stoic at first, but the more you unravel about his past, the more complex he becomes. It may not be up to the level of some AAA storytelling juggernauts, but its narrative framing works well to set up some potential twists and key conflicts throughout the story. I'll try my best to shy away from spoilers regarding the story because Ghostrunner actually packs quite a few surprises. It may not be up to the level of some AAA storytelling juggernauts, but its narrative framing works well to set up some potential twists and key conflicts. With only a sword in his hand and a voice in his head (not his own, but that of a mysterious figure known as The Architect), he must hack-and-slash his way through adversaries - ranging from rebels to corporate foot soldiers - to find out about his strange past while trying to bring down a major organization that's at the heart of this world's conflict. Ghostrunner takes place in a dystopian cyberpunk world where players assume the role of the titular amnesiac-ridden Ghostrunner, Jack. Its upgraded release on PlayStation 5 has only further solidified Ghostrunner's legacy as a fun and formidable beast of a game. Along came One More Level with Ghostrunner, which gave us exactly what we've needed: moving fast, killing fast, and doing so with stylish precision. As niche as that sounds, it was still a pocket of the gaming industry that was missing its creative potential.
Ever since the release of PlatinumGames' Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, there's been a craving for more fast-paced and frantic cyber-ninja action games.
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