A bit of a step down from the first one, Super Ghouls'n Ghosts puts too much platform in the "action platformer" genre. In fact, it's where most of the difficulty comes from, mostly from early levels, since most bosses and enemies are actually pretty easy to beat.

It's a slow game that rewards patient play and a bit of trial and error, but it still still feels like a good designed game with not a lot of unfairness. The visuals are great, but it does feels that the Super Nintendo struggles a lot to deal with some effects, so some slowdowns are expected.

Sadly, the game feels a bit too short, and the overall clunkyness may hinder the experience a bit. Still, a decent enough game.