Appliance Gallery Ghost Hunt is a First Person Asymmetrical Multiplayer game, taking place in a modern Art Gallery. For some reason, the current displays are all Household Appliances, from Kettles and Toasters, to Washing Machines and Fridges. Again, for some reason, what seems to be a Possessive Spirit has entered the Gallery, and is Flitting from Appliance to Appliance, causing mischief. It is up to the 3 of you, the Ghost Whisperers', to track down and remove this Spirit. To do this, you need to stare at the Appliances. Enjoy the Modern Art. But keep your ears open. For the Spirit, while hiding, cannot stop giggling. Traveling around the Appliances drains its energy, so it does need to spend some time in each appliance to build its energy back up. Should you see or hear any appliance acting suspicious, be sure to immediately spray it with you Antiplasm. The ghost will be forced out, and have a major amount of its energy drained. It will also no longer be able to go back into that appliance. Should the Ghost run out of energy while outside an appliance, it will dissipate, securing the win for the Ghost Wisperers. But they only have a Limited Supply of Antiplasm. If it runs out (or time expires), the Spirit wins the match, so don't spray it around freely. Its a oddly strange day for an Appliance Gallery Ghost Hunt.
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Spirit of the Mall is a co-op First Person Horror game, set in an undisclosed abandoned mall in the USA. Up to 4 players pick their characters from a variety of High School Stereotypes, each with their own skillset to tackle the Mall. Each map is Randomly Generated each time a match starts, randomizing the layout, stores, access corridors, bathrooms, etc. The object of the game is for the player(s) to navigate and investigate the mall, in hopes of documenting conclusive proof that not everything there is as it seems. By default, each character is armed with a flashlight and GoPro, to Illuminate and document. Beyond that, each class has it own set of special tools, that (assuming the character survives the match) upgrade with each game won. Should a character die at any point, all progress for upgrades and abilities is reset. Some classes would include: The Jock, armed with a baseball bat, able to defend against most corporeal entities, or the Scientist, who has on him an EMF meter, presumably able to detect Spirits, Ghosts, an other non-corporeal entities. But with each new Map, the beings within also change, so you never know which class you will need the most. Can you Escape the Spirit of the Mall?
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