GhostHunter, an intriguing fusion of action, shooter and puzzle, immerses users in the world of the supernatural, where aspiring detective Lazarus Jones accidentally releases a group of ghosts and is forced to track them down with the help of a ghostly companion named Astral. The gameplay takes place in two different modes: third and first person. In the first of them, Jones explores the surroundings and interacts with objects, but shooting is prohibited. In combat mode, which is launched for shooting, his movement turns into a deft dash, and a crosshair appears on the screen. Switching to first-person view allows Jones to aim and shoot accurately, although at the cost of losing mobility.

A smooth transition between these modes enables strategic adaptation. A distinctive feature of the title is a unique ghost capture system. Jones uses an arsenal of weapons, including a pistol, shotgun and ghost rifle, to weaken the ethereal creatures. Once weakened, he throws a grenade grenade, which attaches to the ghost and opens his health meter. Success depends on whether he manages to deplete this meter before the grenade goes off. Captured ghosts find refuge in the Ghosthunter, a specialized containment device. The narrative unfolds dynamically, forcing users to be on alert and navigate a setting where the line between the living and the supernatural is blurred.