Ghosts 'n Goblins (Arcade) Playthrough Longplay Retro game

00:00:21 - Stage 1
00:01:45 - Stage 2
00:03:52 - Stage 3
00:05:47 - Stage 4
00:07:11 - Stage 5
00:09:07 - Stage 6
00:11:09 - Stage 5 (revisit)
00:13:53 - Stage 6 (revisit)
00:16:59 - End Boss
00:17:30 - Stage 1 (revisit)
00:18:58 - Stage 2 (revisit)
00:20:55 - Stage 3 (revisit)
00:22:32 - Stage 4 (revisit)
00:24:20 - Stage 5 (revisit)
00:26:26 - Stage 6 (revisit)
00:28:48 - End Boss

Ghosts 'n Goblins (魔界村 Makaimura, lit. Demon World Village) is a side-scrolling platform game developed by Capcom and released in arcades in 1985. It has since been ported to numerous home platforms. It is the first game in the Ghosts 'n Goblins franchise. It was directed by Tokuro Fujiwara.

[clivebond]

Old school skill shown right there. If you've spent many hours playing this game you really appreciate this magical player. His timing is incredible when there is so little room for manouver.

[gogodesu]

Unbelievable! I never knew the game designers were so brutal to make you repeat the whole game over to reach the ending. It’s hard enough as it is!!!!

[briar]

Couldn't pass even first level in my childhood 😂
Very difficult game for kids tho.

[natebravo]

My parents probably could have sent me to college with all the quarters I spent playing this game. Absolutely magical though. Could almost smell the round table pizza where this arcade game was located while watching this game play. You know a game is good when you can instantly remember all the levels and game play after 30yrs!

[o-zone]

Can't imagine how many hours he spent to do such perfection

[cashcleaner]

The little game opening music that starts around 00:18 truly is a masterpiece. Play it with the sound at a comfortable level and really pay attention to its complexity.

[theambiencetriangle]

One of the greatest games off all time, the scenario was amazing

[guillaumesandmayer]

This guy is my hero! It's simply not possible and yet here it is, totally ruling what is surely the most difficult commonly known platformer of all time. No way in hell would game designers get away with such a ballbreaker these days.

[Parasmunt]

This game was a work of art for it's time. The graphics were beautiful, the way the coins etc change colours to show metalicity. The gameplay was challenging and complex and the musical score was simply wonderful.

[davy_K]

I haven't seen this game played better - and I've been around a long time. I remember this bitch of a game in the arcades. Complete mastery of enemy movement, collision boxes and the timing on that rapid fire in tight spaces is astounding. Bravo.

[bonetownchicks]

you are not a human. i was looking for tips but there are no tips in this game. only a player with pure skills can beat this game. i truly respect you sir.

[jasonroy]

Wow. Much talent and a little luck sprinkled throughout for one of the most difficult games of all time. Well done.

[RichieCavsRetrocade]

My god this was the hardest game ever made. The end boss is so easy though! It's almost like the devs said, Hey, you made it through everything we threw at ya, so we'll make the last boss easy for ya so you can see the long as you can do it all again one more time :)

[michaelross]

The best I've ever seen and I've been playing this game for 35 years.

[eddiekeato]

Reminds me of my childhood, what a game and sounds this was.👌

[justsaying]

I spent years trying to finish this game... like 10 yrs... So cool to see the end...

[akiblue]

Other than the one hit at the end right before the final boss, this was a perfect game

[drainmudvayne]

back in the late 80s my near on whole school in australia would be waiting out side the local fish and chip shop waiting to play ghost and goblins, loved it.... still have it on my ps4 and play it evey now and then.

[leandrorocha]

Caramba!! Voltei há 35 anos atrás... Na minha cidade, Almenara, MG, Brasil, tinha um "Fliperama" do meu amigo Lôro. Na época eu tinha uns 06 a 07 anos, não conseguia jogar esse jogo, mas ficava horas assistindo o pessoal mais velho jogar.

[cartwrightworm]

I never got out of the graveyard but I’ve always loved anything scary, so I hassled my friend down the street to play it.