Ghost Wiper
Click to play — free via gamemonetize Free to play in your browser — no download, works on desktop and mobile.
About Ghost Wiper
Two brothers have turned ghost hunting into a family business, and the office phone has just rung again. A caller describes a mansion so thoroughly haunted that nobody else will take the job, so the siblings pack their gear and head through the front door together. What follows is a proper paranormal cleanup: spectral residents drifting through the hallways, booby-trapped floors, and locked-off rooms that only give up their secrets when both brothers do their jobs at once.
The siblings split the workload the way real partners would. The little brother carries the laser gun and knows how to flatten himself against the floor when a spirit charges; the elder brother heaves storage boxes around to build cover and lobs traps that pin entities in place long enough to be zapped. Neither tool works everywhere, so the couple that communicates survives — call out which corridor is crawling, agree on who plays bait, and keep the retreat route open.
Every cleared room pushes the cleanup further into the house's darkest wings, where the traps get meaner and the ghosts get faster. It is a genuinely cooperative scare: one player fumbling means both players restart, and a clean coordinated sweep feels like a real exorcism well billed.
How to play
| Desktop | The little brother moves with W, A, S and D, fires the laser gun with F, presses S to hide, while the elder brother moves with the arrow keys, picks up or throws boxes with K, lobs traps with L and hides with the down arrow. |
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| Mobile | On-screen touch buttons mirror the same kit for both brothers, so the haunted-house cleanup works on phones and tablets too. |
Tips & tricks
- Hide the moment a spirit winds up an attack — a hidden wiper cannot be hit, and the ghost loses interest fast.
- Boxes are portable walls: park one between you and a hallway before poking your head into a new room.
- Traps are best placed at chokepoints, because drifting ghosts funnel through doorways the same way every time.
- Agree on roles before entering a wing — one designated shooter and one designated trap-layer clear rooms twice as fast.
- If both brothers go down at once, re-enter together; a solo rescue attempt usually just doubles the paperwork.
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