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The new video games dedicated to Ghostbusters

Activision and Sony have announced two new video games that will accompany the release in theaters of the new Ghostbusters movie, scheduled for July 28. Both games take place after the events of the new film and introduce a new cast of guarding the station rookies while the now famous Ghostbusters turn the city to stop the high-profile poltergeist.

The first of two titles in question is scheduled for PC, PS4 and Xbox One. It is a game of action and role in the third person with a positive history and mode of co-operative game up to a maximum of four players locally. How Ghostbusters novice, players can upgrade their skills and their equipment facing goals, defeating creatures and discovering items to collect in haunted places in Manhattan. There are four heroes to choose from and each has its own personality and your own style of play, bringing special forces to support the team.

Ghostbusters is expected on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows PC via Steam July 15 in Europe.

Will follow the mobile game Ghostbusters: Slime City, which will allow players to be a Ghostbusters to save New York City from a new wave of threats. Team up with other players in asynchronous co-op, players will need to collect powerful ghosts in order to climb to the top of the leaderboard. Players can also model their backpacks proton using a large number of combinations of components, as well as enhance their headquarters and perform work in the city to get new weapons and rewards.

The output of Ghostbusters: Slime City is scheduled in July for selected devices iPhone, iPad and iPod touch from the App Store, some Android devices through Google Play and certain device Kindle through Amazon Appstore.


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