Ghost Rider Review - IGN

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Last updated 01 junho 2024

Comic book games and movies can be extremely difficult to make, simply because it's hard to capture the same magic that makes the stories work so well on the printed page. But while telling the story of classic heroes like The X-Men or the Fantastic Four is tricky, it's damn near impossible to accurately portray anti-heroes and their complexities. As a tie in to the upcoming theatrical release of Ghost Rider, 2K Games and Climax Studios took on the challenge of bringing the Spirit of Vengeance to Sony's consoles. Unfortunately, lackluster level design, repetitive enemies and an unimpressive combat system combine to make an extremely weak game. So weak, that your wallet will probably scream for retribution against you if you go out and purchase this game.
Comic book games and movies can be extremely difficult to make, simply because it's hard to capture the same magic that makes the stories work so well on the printed page. But while telling the story of classic heroes like The X-Men or the Fantastic Four is tricky, it's damn near impossible to accurately portray anti-heroes and their complexities. As a tie in to the upcoming theatrical release of Ghost Rider, 2K Games and Climax Studios took on the challenge of bringing the Spirit of Vengeance to Sony's consoles. Unfortunately, lackluster level design, repetitive enemies and an unimpressive combat system combine to make an extremely weak game. So weak, that your wallet will probably scream for retribution against you if you go out and purchase this game.