A darker Zombies Ate My Neighbors sequel, playable in coop. Less inspired than the first, but pleasant for fans.
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Action Adventure1 player12+
Description
Sequel to Zombies Ate My Neighbors featuring new undead enemies to battle. Published by Lucas Arts, released in North America in 1994. Top-down cooperative play, characters with varied weapons battling ghosts and creatures across horrific settings. Spin-off sequel to Lucas Arts' humorous horror game on Super Nintendo.
A modern Limited Run Games reissue, this NTSC Ghoul Patrol officially revives the LucasArts title as a limited, numbered pressing on an SNES-compatible cart. A new object built for collecting, its value rests on the seal, the serial number and any Collector editions with extras, distinct from the 1994 original. Treat it as a contemporary product: the intact, unopened copy holds its full standing among official-reprint collectors.
Is Ghoul Patrol still worth playing in 2026?
A sequel to Zombies Ate My Neighbors, Ghoul Patrol keeps the co-op top-down view and varied arsenal to face ghosts and creatures in horror settings. The tone is darker and a touch less inspired than its predecessor, and the formula spins its wheels next to the original. It stays likeable in two-player, though, with its macabre humour and secret-laden levels. More a complement for fans of the first than a gateway, but an honest co-op pleasure for a laid-back evening.
