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How can a game starring a skeleton with his head on fire be so dull?

Words: Nathan Ditum
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Happily there is some respite from the fighting during the bike-riding levels. Again, there’s nothing ground-breaking going on here, but the mix of combat - shooting and hand-to-hand - and simple obstacles - jump over, slide under - is diverting enough. Of course it’s nowhere near enough to stop Ghost Rider from being another totally forgettable licensed-game experience. With awareness high thanks to the film’s release, the game just has to be playable and presentable on a basic level to make a few bucks. And that’s all it gives us. Disappointing.
You'll love
  • Driving levels break up monotony
  • Combo system gives depth to fighting
  • Fans will be delighted
You'll hate
  • Fighting is incredibly boring
  • Forgettable gameplay
  • God of War rip-off
 
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Ghost Rider
Ghost Rider

Genre: Action
Release date: Feb 13, 2007
Published by: 2K Games
Developed by: Climax
6 DECENT
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