Afterlife: The Game

Afterlife: The Game is a comedy simulation from Ohmaigawd, the developer behind Life - The Game, and it picks up where that title's joke leaves off: you've died, and now you're figuring out how being a ghost actually works. Instead of one continuous storyline, the game is built as a string of small minigames — making ghosts laugh, watching over the living you left behind, learning the ropes of your new spirit existence — each with its own quick rules explained before it starts.

The tone is silly rather than spooky. You spend most of your time floating through walls and nudging the living world in small, mischievous ways, and each minigame changes what "playing" actually means, so the controls and goal reset every time a new one begins.

Controls

Mouse only. You move by positioning the cursor and interact with left-click; the exact mechanic changes from one minigame to the next, so read the on-screen prompt before each one.

Tips

• Read the instructions shown at the start of each minigame — since the controls shift between them, assuming the last one's rules will trip you up.
• Nothing here is punishing or timed to the second, so it's fine to fail a minigame once to see how it works before trying to do well at it.

It suits anyone who wants a light, funny way to kill ten minutes rather than a game with one long campaign to master.