As someone who grew up with playing  some of the original Gameboy games and someone who has played phasmophobia a lot. I can say you nailed it with the feeling of both, with the atmosphere and how it plays out. The art is great as the game looks like a legit Gameboy game. Also running away and hiding from the ghost reminded me of the game Ao oni. The music needs some fixing as it became unbearable to hear after a short while of playing, though the hunt song was a nice addition to alert the player.

The game is understandably less scary than Phasmophobia but it would be cool if there was some sort jumpscare when the ghost caught you. Dialogue boxes felt very slow and would feel much nicer if it was faster or even instant, I believe most original Gameboy games had instant appearing dialogue boxes but could be wrong. Post game score screen could have more suspense in telling you if the ghost was correctly identified, for example: The Ghost was a....Demon. The post game score screen could also include stuff like the bone, currently it wasn't very clear what the bone did or was for, in Phasmophobia it gave more score.

These are just small addition I believe would improve the game but other than that It felt like the perfect Gameboy version of Phasmophobia. Great job!

Wow, what a fun and unique mix of phasmaphobia and the gameboy! Once I figured out how to get it working on my computer, I had such a fun time playing through it. You interpretted the wildcards in such a unique way too, so great job on that! My one suggestion would be to make the speed of the game (walking, talking) a bit faster, especially since this is a game players will be going through multiple times, and the slowness can get on your nerves after a while. Other than that, phantastic game!(see what I did there?)

Didn't realize Phasmophobia had a GameBoy port haha. Good job!

Surprizing good atmosphere for a gb game, tho I wish dialog and movement where a tad faster.

What a delight! I'm a big Phasmo fan so I was really looking forward to playing this and it didn't disappoint. Really gave me nostalgia for my old brick of a gameboy. Can't believe you did this all yourself! Only thing I'd change is maybe button layout -- adding options for 'A' and 'B' to be on the right side of the keyboard to mimic the gameboy a little more.

This was pretty cute! The art was nice and nostalgic, while still reminding me of modern game-styles that have gotten popular lately. It was a little slow to get through, both the movement and text. Navigating the menus was also rough. Maybe the inventory button could have swapped between two items instead of bringing up a whole new window?

I didn't know I had to circle the guess once I had it narrowed down, so I got a game over, but then restarted, guessed the same ghost, and won. Curious if it's always the same ghost? I did notice the room changed.

Overall, an impressive demake. Congrats!

You guys KNOW you were cooking with this one. You took all the wildcards seriously too, but not as a hindrance, more like something you carry up hill to make you stronger. It's amazing to see something this polished come out of a game jam. It did take me a second to learn the rules, but this is fantastic.

Great retro artwork on this one! It took me a little while to get accustomed to the controls and mechanics, but once I got the knack for it, it was good fun. I did a few plays - none of them ended particularly well for me lol
Nice work!

Didn't expect to encounter a gameboy game, more so for it to be a phasmophobia like game. Really polished, lso combines a feel of phasmophobia with rpg-maker horrors very well. Great job, really impressive!

charming game with classic art styles, the sound design really makes it more scary and feels curious. feel like the game overall speed can be faster (e.g. movement, chat box), however kudos for the level design aspect of it! Didn’t really expect to find a pentagram in the next room.