All in all Ghost Mania is a pretty standard puzzle game with some technical issues that keep it from realizing its full potential. While it has its moments, it ultimately fails to give enough incentive to spend 500 points on a so-so game, especially when there are many, far more competent examples of the genre on the market.
Presentation - 6.0
Graphics - 6.0
Sound - 7.5
Gameplay - 5.5
Lasting Appeal - 4.5
"Ghost Mania is a well-presented puzzle game published by Legendo and developed by Polish game development team, Teyon. It clearly takes inspirations from modern-day puzzle games, much in the same way that Teyon's Super Swap did. It may not be totally unique, but it's still good fun for kids and older folk alike."
GameVortex - Throughout the years, I've been addicted to many different puzzle games for various periods of time. Some, like Tetris, have managed to hold my attention for years. Ghost Mania has a bit of a Tetris feel to it in that you're working with blocks that fall from the top, but that's about as far as the similarity goes. Ghost Mania is an interesting new puzzle game that stands on its own merits.
D+PAD Magazine writes:
Publishers Legendo Entertainment are probably best known to regular WiiWare gamers for the rock-hard flight title Pearl Harbour Trilogy, yet the Swedes have returned to the platform with the altogether more accessible pursuit of freeing the spirits of spectres in Ghost Mania.
