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Casper: Spirit Dimensions (Playstation 2)

In the Spirit world where evil prevails, Casper must use all of his ghostly powers to defeat Kibosh's wicked plot to rule all. Traveling by flight through mysterious portals, Casper will discover phantom dimensions where he must destroy the haunting spirits that are out to stop his mission. [TDK Mediactive]

TDK Mediactive
Adventure
Players: 1
E (Everyone)
Developer: Lucky Chicken
Released October 1, 2001

Overall Metascore

This is a weighted, normalized average of all individual scores given by critics, on a scale of 0 (worst) to 100 (best).

58 / 100

Critic Reviews

80 Cincinnati Enquirer
Designed for younger players, "Casper: Spirit Dimensions" is a fun and attractive action-adventure hybrid.
63 Game Informer
The young audience that this product is aimed at will find the odd control dynamic to be unduly frustrating. [Nov 2001, p.110]
60 All Game Guide
Offers a new twist on old gameplay, and as such it might be a title worth the time for those players who like the idea of totally free movement. In all other areas, however, it is quite marginal.
60 IGN
There are enough great games out there right now for PS2 that you don't need to waste times on the ones that are simply in the average to good range, and that's where Casper stands, or better yet, floats.
60 PSX Nation
Ultimately succeeds at what it attempts to do because it gives the world its first Casper videogame that's actually as much fun to watch as it is to play.
50 Official U.S. Playstation Magazine
The game is really beatiful... But here's the problem: The game is HARD. [Nov 2001, p.152]
35 Cloudchaser
Casper fans would be well advised to stick with the comic books.

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