Sorry I've been so non active, let's get straight to the review!

Graphics: Very good. The premise of the game is that you have to protect Kat from the ghosts by morphing Casper into many household objects. It sounds like a awesome idea.

Sound: Very haunting to hear, but unfortunately the best piece of music is when you're choosing the difficulty or continuing or getting a game over. Don't worry, the game over screen is just a picture of the mansion with animated lightning.

Addictiveness; Not sure about that, but you might play it more then watch Casper's Scare School.

Story: Same as the movie. Casper falls in love with Kat and tries to look nice to her. Haven't watched the movie yet  but that's what I know.

Depth: It feels like a free roam dungeon game so it sounds long. Here's a tip for you, if you see a mirror in the game, stand close to it and press one of the buttons and you'll teleport to a new room!

Difficulty: You have to move through rooms to look for, actually I have no idea. You'll bump into flying objects, and you'll have to transform to hit the objects off the screen and progress. If you stay transformed for too long, you lose health, so use it only if you need to. Sometimes you'll go under a hole and you have to transform into a cushion and catch Kat falling down the hole, but if she falls, she's stolen by a red ghost (don't know her name) and you lose a life. You need a net to get rid of paper planes and a spatula to swat away fruit. You'll also bump into the uncle ghosts, but I have no idea how to beat them. Sorry, can you help with that guys?

Thanks for looking at, and see you soon!

Your review was rather short and not very informative. While your basic structure is good, you need to go into MUCH more details for your next review

- When talking about the graphics, you should tell us what we see. Does Casper look good? Are his transformations realistic or the objects loop sloppy?
- What makes the main soundtrack interesting compared to the two tracks you mentioned? What about sound effects?
- Why is the game unaddictive compared to the other one you suggest?
- Other than roam in the dungeon, are the levels long? Are there bonuses?
- The way you talk about the difficulty makes me think that you didn't really play the game. Are the objects you may hit easily avoided or not? Is the red ghost just annoying or it's really a big pain in the behind?

janus : Hi no the red ghost isn't annoying. The reason I don't play it that much is because of the bosses I don't how to defeat them, can someone help with that?

Then you should consider opening a discussion in Game Discussion about that game. This thread is about reviewing games, not asking for tricks.

Don't worry, we all make mistakes. No hard feelings

janus : Oki Doki