Impossible first stages that block the rest of a good retro game

Ghostbusters II for the Amiga, developed by Foursfield and released in 1990, is a poorly received video game adaptation of the movie sequel. The game is criticized for being a bland and difficult port from the Atari ST without any optimization, featuring boring levels and jerky controls. Gameplay involves awkward rope-swinging, a dull shoot 'em up segment controlling the Statue of Liberty, and a frustrating rappel stage, making the overall experience unenjoyable. The reviewer concludes the game is poorly designed and not worth playing.