When your little friend starts to get sad, the environment around the two of you changes to reflect his mood. In the case of your ghost fingers, however, it just takes one touch to get the process started. They say it takes three acts of kindness to make up for one at of cruelty. The Pros: There are life lessons in Ghost Giant Since there are over 10 chapters it should take anywhere from 1.5-2 hours for you to complete the game and even longer if you're trying to complete it 100%. I'd say each chapter takes about 10-15 minutes to complete if you're not counting the time it takes to look for hats, worms, pinwheels, and basketballs. The puzzles to advance in the story weren't exactly challenging, but they did require a bit of work. Here's a short clip of my struggles (and eventual success) to laugh at just as hard as my friends who were watching did. Throwing a basketball into a tiny hoop in virtual reality is not exactly the easiest thing in the world, but it was just challenging enough for me to keep trying. They're simply fun little challenges to keep you more entertained as you complete the game. None of these challenges are required to complete the chapter and not finding any of them won't affect the story in any way. Before you go, the sign will show you a score above it to let you know what you've found and what still needs to be found. As you complete each level, you have to poke a sign that will take you to the next chapter. Most of the objects you can interact with in this game are bright and golden, but there are quite a few treats for you to find as well.Įach level has a series of items that need to be "found" including hats, basketball hoops, pinwheels, and a little worm friend. You have three fingers to your giant hands and two control options: Grab and poke. The Pros: What gameplay is like in Ghost Giant While that wasn't an extremely detrimental piece to my enjoyment, I would've had even more fun if I could've influenced the world more.
Everything was so vibrant, colorful, and cool looking that I wanted to grab ALL OF THE THINGS, but I could only grab some of the things. Other than that, I was kind of disappointed in how much of this world I couldn't interact with. Given the limited movement required to play, and the fact this game could easily be played sitting down with only one hand, I think it would do quite well (if not better) on a standalone headset. PlayStation VR isn't terrible when it comes to tracking, but there is a noticeable difference when comparing it to other headsets. I can say - as someone who plays across many VR headsets - that I wish this game existed for the Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, or even the Oculus Go. I can't blame Zoink Games for the general issues with PlayStation VR tracking, so I didn't consider that factor when determining my score for this game.
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