💪GHOUL FRIGHT: DEMO 🙌
Over the last few months, we have put together the first playable demo of Ghoul Fright, our first-person survival beat ’em up set in a haunted mansion filled with zombies, skeletons, demons, and ghouls.
Our goal is simple: an honest game that prioritises fun and satisfaction, with retro cartoon style visuals and combat that feels intense, readable, and skill-based. It is not about randomly hitting enemies, it is about learning techniques and playstyles, making quick decisions, and using timing, positioning, and situational tactics.
What is in the demo
- Wave-based survival structure, escalating pressure and enemy variety.
- Deep melee combat with grabs, throws, weapons, and power attacks, plus physics-driven knockouts.
- Leaderboards to compare progress with friends and the community.
What we are building next
- More levels, characters, enemy types, and progression paths.
- Higher difficulty runs for better rewards (Diablo-style).
- Co-op multiplayer for up to 4 players, so you can team up when things get too spicy.
We are a two-person team, so we are taking this step by step, listening closely to feedback, and improving fast.
If you enjoy arcade brawlers, silly violence, and satisfying combat, we would love for you to try the demo, wishlist on Steam, and share your thoughts.
📢Major Announcement📢
The #GhoulFright Co-op mode is finally being playtested!
We are having so much fun playtesting the co-op mode!
We are fixing bugs and making it better every day!
Step and playtest it with us!
DM for more information!
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Spain was so badly outclassed at sea that it was almost the strategic equivalent of sending wooden ships against steel battleships.
Admiral Cervera understood perfectly what was being demanded of him. On receiving orders to sail for the Caribbean, he wrote: “With a clear conscience, I go to the sacrifice.”
And Spanish resistance in Cuba was not a one-day affair. By the time US troops landed near Santiago on 22 June, Spain had already been fighting the Cuban insurgency for three years and enduring an American blockade since April.
At El Caney alone, barely 500 Spanish soldiers held up some 6,600 Americans. Spain lost the war, yes, but once again its soldiers fought extraordinarily well despite overwhelming odds and dreadful logistics AGAIN.
Insane video of Russian anti aircraft gunner losing control of a YakB-12.7 heavy machine gun usually attached to a Mi-24 gunship but repurposed to shoot down drones.