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Platform
Nintendo DS
Genres
Simulation
Player Perspective
Third person
Developers
ImaginEngine
Publishers
THQ · Mattel
Release date
October 25, 2011
Languages
🇬🇧 🇺🇸 English · 🇫🇷 French

Summary

Monster High: Ghoul Spirit lets you step into the quirky world of the dolls by building your own student from a mash‑up monster, vampire, werewolf, mummy, zombie or gorgon. I love tweaking every detail—skin tone, hair, outfits, even the color accents—so my avatar feels truly unique. The game is split into six student missions, plus a secret student quest and a Freaky Flaw challenge, each packed with puzzles, mini‑games and fashion emergencies that keep the pace lively. A handy diary tracks my relationships via the Ghoul Meter, and it also houses notes on all 22 characters, with hidden second notes unlocked by secret codes. The roster includes fan‑favorites like Clawdeen Wolf, Draculaura and Deuce Gorgon, plus a quirky faculty of teachers such as Mr. Where and Headless Mistress Bloodgood. In 2014 Little Orbit gave the DS version a fresh North‑American release, extending its charm to a new generation of monster‑loving players.

Storyline

Monster High: Ghoul Spirit lets you step into the shoes of a new student at the spooky academy. First you design your own monster avatar, choosing from a mash‑up creature, a vampire, a werewolf, a mummy, a zombie or a gorgon, then you appear in the office of the Headless Headmistress Bloodgood to collect your student ID from a nearby machine. As a ghoul you attend classes, complete creeptastic tasks and work to build a freaky‑fab reputation among your peers. The ultimate goal is to earn the coveted title of Scream Queen, the most prestigious honor at Monster High.

Edited by Maya Carter

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Multiplayer

Multiplayer setup
Split Screen