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GhostScape

Quick Controls

  • Mouse — Inspect, photograph and use objects

High Score Tips

  • Check your remaining photography objectives before leaving a room.
  • Pay attention to a new sound or movement; a temporary event can be easier to document than to find again later.

GhostScape

A reporter needs evidence of paranormal activity in GhostScape.

Platform
Web browser
Classification
Survival, Escape
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About GhostScape

A reporter needs evidence of paranormal activity in GhostScape. The camera gives exploration a checklist: a moving object or brief apparition matters because it can be recorded. Puzzles open further rooms and therefore new opportunities to complete the report.

How to Play GhostScape

Find the crowbar needed for the first blocked door, inspect the evidence list and explore the mansion. Photograph the required events or objects when they appear. Use collected items and puzzle clues to gain access to more of the house.

Controls

Input Action
Mouse Inspect, photograph and use objects

Photographing Evidence

The investigation begins with a list of things to record. Ghostly figures, unusual messages and moving objects are potential evidence, but some events are brief. Pay attention when a sound or movement draws you to a part of the room and have the camera ready to photograph what appears.

Start by finding the crowbar for the first blocked door. Puzzles and collected items open further rooms or hidden spaces, giving you access to additional evidence. Before leaving a room, compare what you have photographed with the remaining list; this gives a return visit a specific purpose instead of forcing a complete search of the house again.

Inspecting a Scene

Use the mouse for inspection, items and the camera. A moving cup, a shifted chair or a change in a painting is a reason to look closely, not a substitute for making the required photograph. Once the event is recorded, return to the remaining objectives.

Practical Tips

  • Check your remaining photography objectives before leaving a room.
  • Pay attention to a new sound or movement; a temporary event can be easier to document than to find again later.