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About this game

Ghost Song is a Metroidvania taking place on the dismal moon of Lorian in which a long-slumbering Deadsuit awakens. Embark on an ethereal 2D adventure of self-determination, cosmic horrors, and long-forgotten mysteries. Traverse the atmospheric environment as you acquire new skills and unearth the secrets of this alien world!

• Discover what lies below: Set an expedition on winding tunnels, and deserted labs of an immense, beautifully crafted Metroidvania teeming with secrets and a soul-stirring history!
• Power up and progress: Obtain powerful weapons and potent abilities as you unlock a new stratum of Lorian and hidden areas.
• Face challenging foes: Fight fungal aliens and metal husks with adroitness and accuracy. Customize your suit, and upgrade your skills with a collection of modules!
• Blast and smash: Learn the Deadsuit’s unique combat style. Shoot down enemies with the rapid-fire blaster that builds up barrel heat that augments your melee attacks.
• You are not alone: You are not the only one trapped in Lorian. Come across fully-voiced characters and hear their tales of abandonment, courage, survival, and redemption.

Reviews

The only thing holding me back from wholeheartedly recommending Ghost Song to everyone is the performance on Nintendo Switch. I had already finished Ghost Song on PC before I played it on Switch for this review, and it was a better experience there. I hope these performance issues can be addressed because Ghost Song definitely feels perfect for Nintendo Switch.

TouchArcade

There have been frustrating boss fights, sure, but that was my experience with Hollow Knight too, and it’s a similar feeling here. Finally beating these tough-as-nails bosses gives you a great feeling of accomplishment (and relief), although they’re probably not for everybody. It’s definitely worth a shot if you enjoy Metroid, Hollow Knight, or the Souls series.

NintendoWorldReport

Ghost Song is a game that wears its inspirations on its sleeve with pride, and although it may feel a bit derivative at times, it is still able to create its own identity through a great combat system and unique worldbuilding. 

Nintendo Life