Adopt Me Ghost Gallery is the main Halloween minigame at the Manor, where your pet tracks possessed furniture, you free ghosts with a Ghost Blaster and the whole server works together to defeat a four-section Ghost Boss. Candy Corn is your repeatable reward, while the boss also gives a Rusty Key the first time you beat it.
The minigame is simple once you stop treating it like a normal Adopt Me task. Your pet is effectively your detector, the furniture is the first target and the boss becomes the damage phase after the ordinary ghosts are cleared.
How to start Ghost Gallery
From the Nursery area, follow the Halloween signs toward the Manor and cross the spooky bridge. Enter the building under the dark vortex and join the queue.
You can also accept the Ghost Gallery pop-up when the minigame is about to begin, which teleports you into the waiting area.
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Adopt Me Ghost Gallery: How to find possessed furniture
Watch your pet. It sniffs out the object a ghost has entered, and the possessed furniture begins to highlight and move strangely.
Shoot that object with the Ghost Blaster until the ghost is forced out. Once the ghost is free, keep firing until its health is gone.
Adopt Me Ghost Gallery: How the Ghost Boss works
After enough normal ghosts are defeated, the boss appears. It looks like a large mass of smaller ghosts and its health is divided into four sections.
Each time you drain one section, the boss breaks apart into three smaller ghosts. Clear those pieces, then continue damaging the reformed boss through the next health section.
Adopt Me Ghost Gallery: best boss strategy
Stay close enough that your Ghost Blaster is constantly contributing, but keep moving. The boss and normal ghosts can knock you away, and every long knockback means lost shooting time.
When the boss splits, switch immediately to the smaller ghosts instead of waiting for the large target to return. Clearing the split phase quickly gets the whole server back onto the main health bar.
Adopt Me Ghost Gallery: How Candy Corn is awarded
Candy Corn is tied to your activity in the minigame. Current live guides report that clearing more ghosts and dealing more boss damage improves the payout, which matches the event incentive to keep participating rather than idle.
Uplift Games does not publish one fixed guaranteed amount per run, so treat the payout as variable and maximise your contribution.
Adopt Me Ghost Gallery: How to get the Rusty Key from Ghost Gallery
Uplift Games confirms one Rusty Key from defeating the Ghost Gallery boss. Live testing indicates that boss Key is a one-time reward rather than something you can farm every match.
The other Rusty Keys come from daily Halloween tasks. Uplift Games lists four task-earned Keys, giving the Crypt progression a second source beyond the minigame.
What to do with the Rusty Key
Take the Key to the Crypt and use it on a locked grave. The result can be Candy Corn, a Twig or access to the next floor.
Use Adopt Me Crypt Keys if you want the Crypt progression explained separately.
Best Ghost Gallery routine
- Accept the queue as soon as the event pop-up appears.
- Follow your pet to the possessed object instead of shooting random furniture.
- Free and finish normal ghosts quickly.
- Keep moving during the boss to reduce knockback downtime.
- Clear the three split ghosts immediately after each health section.
- Use the Candy Corn payout toward your most expensive target before buying side cosmetics.
What to buy with Ghost Gallery Candy Corn
The big week-one targets are Jumpscare at 40,000 Candy Corn and Ghoul Mobile at 44,500. The shop also has cheaper accessories and the Ghost Blaster item.
See Adopt Me Ghost Gallery Rewards for every Manor price.
Why Ghost Gallery matters for the whole event
The minigame feeds both major week-one systems at once. Candy Corn buys direct rewards, and the boss Rusty Key starts Crypt progression toward Mummy Spider and Jacobin Pigeon.
The wider event route is mapped in Adopt Me Halloween 2026.
Related Guides
Official source: Adopt Me Halloween Ghost Gallery Notes
