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Ghostbusters Puzzle Fighter
Ghostbusting takes a new format today, as Beeline Interactive has released Ghostbusters: Puzzle Fighter. It follows in the footsteps of other the meed Match-3s, like Marvel Puzzle Quest, which task players with assembling a team of heroes to progress through a story.
You’ll be able to collect new party members in the form of cards and put together a team with different skills. Characters include the original quartet and newer Ghostbusters from the IDW comics. Because Ghostbusters Puzzle Fighter has RPG elements, you’ll be able to level your party up to take on harder challenges.
Ghostbusters Puzzle Fighter is out today on iOS. It’s free to play, so you can give it a try without spending a dime.
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