These classes also have passive skills that can be unlocked as you level up, letting you build your character as you see fit. These islands feature a wide assortment of monsters and usually end with a boss or two, each with their own quirks and shiny loot.įrom summoning crows or a guardian dragon to transforming into a weretiger, Ghostlore has an incredible variety of class-based skills. Seaport is home to your usual suspects, ranging from weapons dealers to quest givers that send you to faraway islands on missions. You can even bring ingredients to food vendors to get some neat buffs thanks to authentic dishes from the region. Its bustling streets and recognizable monuments serve as a hub that you visit between missions. The game’s six classes are closely tied to the myths and legends that surround Seaport, Ghostlore’s take on Singapore. Picking classes isn’t a permanent decision either, with the game letting you reset classes if you want to shake up your build. The melee-focused Adept and the minion-raising Exorcist reshape genre staples while the Hashashin and Sentinel classes play by the books. For instance, while the Feral class lets you turn into a massive weretiger, pairing it with the wizard-esque Geomancer class adds ice attacks to your weretiger form. While the two-dev team behind Ghostlore hasn’t built skill trees the size of Diablo’s, they make up for it with new abilities for players who pick the right class combos. Ghostlore nails many of its ambitions, starting from its flexible classes with skill trees that can be combined at higher levels.
Unconventional setting aside, the game adds to the ARPG genre in ways even Diablo IV hasn’t. Built around fighting demons from Southeast Asian folklore, it’s clear that Diablo inspired many of its dungeon-crawling systems. After a year of polish as an early-access title, action RPG Ghostlore dropped into Game Pass last month.
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