Spirit Unleashed was developed by Ghostbusters  Ubisoft Reflections, an award-winning studio known for producing high-quality games on Nintendo DS, Wii, PS3, Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 2, and other platforms.

Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed' hits PC Amazing Now…

Ghost Busters: Spirit Unleashed - What's New?

Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed takes players deep into Ghostbusters history, uncovering untold secrets about the world’s greatest paranormal hunters-and their sometimes terrifying past. Players can become Egon Spengler, Peter Venkman, Ray Stantz, Winston Zeddemore, Janosz Paha, Dana Barrett, Abby Yates, Ernie Hudson, and many others as they battle an array of ghosts using scientific methods to defeat them and save New York City.

The Official 'Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed'- Game play Video

Game play highlights:

• A variety of ghosts to fight!

• Collectible weapons and gadgets

• Over 40 levels of game play across five worlds

• Hundreds of unlock able items

The official Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed game features hundreds of collectibles including dozens of unique weapons, armor, hats, and costumes. Each weapon and piece of equipment in the game comes equipped with unique effects based on its rarity. Additionally, the game includes over 20 different types of spirits, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. Play solo mode, cooperative play (co-op), and online multiplayer modes.

Ghostbusters: Spirit Unleashed was developed by Ubisoft Reflections, an award-winning studio known for producing high-quality games on Nintendo DS, Wii, PS3, Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 2, and other platforms.

What does it mean to have a platform game with multiplayer?

It means you can play online! I don't know if you've been following me lately but I've been working on a little game called Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed. We just released our Steam Green light campaign last week and now we're getting ready to release the Multiplayer Beta on July 30th on Windows and OSX.

I'm super excited about this game; it's my first foray into developing a PC game and I had a lot of fun making it. Multiplayer is something that I've wanted to do since I was a kid playing Command & Conquer (it's hard to believe I wrote that). But it's never really worked out before until now, not because it's any easier than doing single player, but because it's always been a huge pain to develop and test. Fortunately, Unity doesn't require much of anything to make multiplayer work right; you can literally get it running right away without having to write a line of code. That makes it a lot simpler than writing a server yourself (like Unreal did) or using some old-school proprietary tech from back in the day like Xbox Live.

When you start playing Ghosts Unleashed, you'll notice that you can join games already being played and pick any character you want to play. You can also invite people to your own games, though you might need to wait awhile before they show up. Once you're in a game, you can chat, trade items, and perform actions like buying ammo, healing teammates, etc. There are no lobbies or matchmaking in this beta version, so you'll need to find friends on Steam or Twitter to play together. All of the weapons and costumes in the game are free to use in the multiplayer beta, and we plan to add more items to unlock later on.

We'll continue adding features over time as well. Right now there aren't any plans to introduce characters or story elements, but we may add them down the road.

How many players can you have at once in multiplayer?

At launch, you can only play two-player split screen, but we're planning on adding four-player local co-op soon after release.

Do you have any tips to keep your multiplayer sessions interesting?

Here are a few things we think of often when designing the game:

* When selecting weapons, make sure you have different types available so that each class can fill a unique role. Example: A shotgun is great for clearing rooms, while a sniper rifle is perfect for taking enemies out from long range. If you have two shotguns, try pairing them with two different snipers.

* Make sure to try to balance power levels between classes. As you level up, you should gain access to stronger attacks and abilities.

* Don't let one person dominate the game by killing everyone else. Try to spread out the kills by throwing in a couple of weaklings who die quickly.

* Use crowd control spells wisely, especially on harder difficulties where they become quite powerful.

* If you happen to be carrying around a lot of ammo, consider trading those valuable shots for healing potions or healing items. Or even better, give your healer a buff potion!