The game offers a single-player campaign mode where one player assume the role of either Bruce or McCoy to hunt and evict mischievous ghosts across multiple locations, as well as a versus mode where players compete for the highest score.A unique feature of the game is how ghosts are evicted Similar to and 's polarity, players can switch their ball between and colors in order to evict ghosts of the same respective color by pressing either A or B buttons. Failing in catching the ball from rebound after touching the floor results in a stack of random colored ghosts rapidly descending from the top and once all the ghosts reach the bottom, the as a result unless players insert more credits into the arcade machine to continue playing. Gameplay screenshot from the released beta build.Ghostlop is a game reminiscent of and, where players take control of ghost hunters Bruce (P1) and McCoy (P2) with the main objective of evicting as many ghosts as possible from the playfield with a single ball by using the walls and/or their respective character to ricochet the ball back at the ghosts to eliminate them before the timer runs out and the current round ends. Its characters and gameplay mechanics would later reappear in. As of, the rights to the title are currently owned. The game was first given a location test in 1996 and despite being previewed across few, in addition of being showcased to attendees at, it was ultimately shelved by SNK for unknown reasons.Despite Ghostlop never being officially released to the public by SNK, a of the complete game was leaked by developer Neobitz, allowing for it to be played. Its mainly consists of puzzle mixed with elements using a main two-button configuration.Headed by Nitro Ball Koji Jinbo, Ghostlop was created by most of the same team that previously worked on several projects at Data East for the and who would later go on to work at on before the former company declared in.
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