Ghost Bash

Ghosts don't stay gone for long in Ghost Bash. They pop up from the ground, drift across the screen, and vanish before you can react — and the moment you let your guard down, they swarm. The whole thing has a manic, slightly chaotic energy that makes each session feel genuinely unpredictable.

Timing matters more than speed here. Bashing a ghost too early or too late sends them slipping away, and the longer they linger, the worse things get. As the rounds build up, the ghosts get trickier — faster, more erratic, harder to pin down. What starts as manageable quickly turns into something that demands real focus.

The atmosphere sits somewhere between spooky and playful, with just enough tension to keep things interesting without feeling overwhelming. Short sessions are satisfying, but the pull to beat your last score has a way of turning one round into many.