Is there such a thing as a perfect game? Yes, and it's this one. Listen, you are going to get to the end of this review and think to yourself, "Isn't a 10/10 score, like, Zelda: Breath of the Wild? How can this 12-15 hour game that doesn't even have Hestu in it possibly match up?" You are thinking that because you have not played Ghost Trick. Your life is about to change.
First up, a bit of background. Ghost Trick is a one-off, standalone game from the man behind Ace Attorney, Shu Takumi. Originally released on the DS in 2010, it received a fair amount of praise from critics, but never went on to become a bestseller. Instead, it lodged deep in the hearts of everyone who did play it, becoming a cult favourite amongst those in the know, alongside other, similar(ly underappreciated) games from the same era like Hotel Dusk, The World Ends With You, and Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors.
Ghost Trick works best the less you know about it, so here are the bare-bones facts: it's a puzzle-y story game about a ghost who wakes up dead, but can't remember who he is or how he died. He discovers that he has the power to perform "ghost tricks", which allow him to explore the world even after death, and potentially get some answers to all of his questions. It also has some of the best art direction we've ever seen.
Here's a little more info: Ghost Trick is short-ish, but sweet, refusing to overstay its welcome in favour of a story that takes you on more twists and turns than a bag of fusilli, before wrapping up in a neat and satisfying way. All of its characters are surprisingly fleshed out for how briefly you spend time with each of them, their personalities told through incredibly vivid, funny dialogue and animation.
But more on that last word: animation. Ghost Trick's animation style is something else. There is, quite genuinely, no other game that looks like this. Characters move with verve and vigour, punctuating their sentences with ludicrously dynamic movements that are custom to each of them.
A particularly funky detective pirouettes into the room before high-kicking and Elvis-dancing his way into conversation; a rose-haired woman wiggles her voluptuous behind, bangs on the wall with a bottle of red, and clinks her wine glass in imaginary salute to whatever is happening that she approves of before stomping back to her typewriter to bang out pulpy romance novels; and just wait till you see how people eat chicken. These movements have to be seen to be believed, but they leave an indelible stamp of admiration and awe on your soul.
The puzzles range from the simple to the complex, teaching you the ropes before asking you to figure out how to tie knots. Admittedly, there's at least one tricky level that relies perhaps a little too much on stealth, but other than that, the solutions are clever, satisfying, and – considering this is a game that deals with death – always manage to land the right emotion, whether it's shock, sadness, or hilarity. Sometimes, death is funny.
There will be some repetition as you trial-and-error your way towards a solution — we've played the game multiple times before and we still had to repeat some sections, including looking up a guide for that stealth level — but the game has generous checkpointing and the ability to fast-forward through text to speed you along. You may balk at the fact that each level has a timer, because doing puzzles under a time limit seems like a terrible idea, but don't worry too much! The timer is more of a narrative conceit than anything else, and the four minutes you have to complete each level is plenty when you consider that time pauses when you're in Ghost Mode, anyway.
The story itself, without giving too much away, is one of the best we've experienced in a game. Genuinely! Shu Takumi is a master of plot twists, as anyone who's played Ace Attorney (especially Trials and Tribulations) will know, and each one in Ghost Trick is parcelled out marvellously, exactly when you need it, without feeling too trite or contrived. You'll question motives, you'll wonder who to trust, but you'll also fall in love with almost every member of the cast in the meantime, either through their words or their actions, by which we of course mean their animation.
Hopefully that's sold Ghost Trick to you enough already, because now it's time to talk about the port itself. Ace Attorney fans may recall that the Ace Attorney remakes did some pretty ugly things to the art in order to make it "HD", and are probably worried about the same thing happening to Ghost Trick. And how well have the team adapted the dual-screen, 4:3 nature of the game to the Switch's single 16:9 widescreen?
Good news and (potentially) bad news: The game looks as fantastic as ever. We were worried that the animation looked a bit awkward at first, but it translates beautifully to hi-def and is still as gorgeous as it was when our minds were first blown back on the DS. If anything, you can appreciate much more of the detail that was lost on the tiny DS.
However, the 4:3 resolution this remaster retains necessitates the addition of two chunky bars either side of the 'main' game screen, so if you're not a fan of how the Nintendo Switch Online games look, you may be a little disappointed. It's worth noting that you can change the look of the bars using cute art from the game. Honestly, we stopped noticing the bars pretty quickly, and it's a small price to pay for Ghost Trick in our hands and hearts again.
As for the second screen, it's just gone, which is no great loss. The upper screen usually showed info about the in-game items that you could [SPOILER], and that's just been incorporated into the one screen, with the amount of time remaining for each puzzle displayed on the bars either side. Easy peasy!
What about extra content? Sure, it's there, though we might not have missed it. There are four main additions, unlocked as you play through the game's chapters.
The first is illustrations and concept art from the game, which are extremely cool to see once you've finished the game. We liked this a lot. The second is music from the game, which is composed by Masakazu Sugimori, the original composer for Ace Attorney and ABSOLUTELY SLAPS, although listening to the soundtrack on a Switch is not the ideal way to bop along. The third is achievements, which are largely split into two types: completing chapters and being good at the game, i.e. completing levels with no mistakes. This bit is just for fun, since the Switch doesn't really reward achievements anyway. The last one is, uh, "Ghost Puzzles", which feels like a weird afterthought. It's just sliding puzzles, representing some of the game's scenes, and maybe we're stupid (very likely), but we couldn't even get it to work. We do not care for the Ghost Puzzles.
But Ghost Puzzles aside, this is a supremely good port of a supremely good game. We were kinda hoping you'd be won over by the first paragraph of this review, but now you're here, and we really, really hope you're won over now. This is one of the best, most underrated games that we've ever played, and there's a good reason why we will never shut up about Ghost Trick. Now, we implore you to find out for yourself what that reason is.
Conclusion
Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective was one of the best games on Nintendo DS. Now it is one of the best games on Nintendo Switch. If you're a fan of Ace Attorney, Danganronpa, AI: The Somnium Files, any of the games we've mentioned, or just of having a good dang time with a brilliant story and stunning art, then why are you still here? Go and get the game. Now. Go!!!!
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I look forward to the Panic Dance in glorious HD.
Holy cow, a 10/10?!? Consider my interest more peaked than it was already! I played the first chapter in the demo and am really enjoying it so far.
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Well I know what’s going on my wishlist!
Always wanted to play this game. I had a pretty darn good time with the demo and went ahead and preordered a physical copy from Play-Asia (and I don't really care about physical copies most of the time). Pretty much assuming I'll love it as a huge Ace Attorney fan. Great to see such a positive review.
THE 10/10 IT'S DESERVED ON THIS SITE FOR THE PAST 13 YEARS, LIFE FINDS A WAY BABY
Incredible to see you back for this review by the way Kate, wouldn't want anyone else to review such a masterpiece than the person who's gushed about it for years on end!
I'm sold. I'll get it after I'm done with Tears. Which will surely be someday. I don't mind the black bars. As a film purist, I get that aspect ratios gotta ratio. Some art is just made with certain frame dimensions in mind and you can't just widen the image without significantly redrawing it.
Come on, the gameplay is too simplistic for a 10
This is one that I've always been interested in but have never got around to playing so I'm really looking forward to finally jumping into it on Switch given all the good things I've heard. Importing a physical copy so I'll likely be playing it in a few weeks.
@Mattock1987 Gameplay isn't everything, you know. There are many other factors to take into consideration. From what I've heard, the game's story, presentation, and characters are top-notch. If that stuff is nailed here, simpler gameplay really shouldn't be much of a concern.
If not a stupid transcreation, I would like to buy and play this game. But, without proper translation – for me, there's no sense in playing this game. Thank you, CAPCOM... Also, I haven't forgotten about CAPCOM USA's sins...
A 10?!?!?!?!?!?
Interesting lol. Scoring can be pretty subjective, tbh, but even so, a 10 is pretty rare. Wonder what the other sites are giving this?
Welcome back, Kate! Nobody writes reviews as funny as you do!
This game is arguably one of the best DS games ever made. Go in as blind as possible! I played through it during the summer of 2020 (Bought in 2019 before pandemic inflation hit) and was pleasantly surprised. If one likes puzzles, decent music, anything related to Shu Takumi, a great story, dogs (Missile is best doggo), and unique visuals and animation, this game is for you.
Heck, I might even double dip for this down the line. Too busy with other games right now however.
I've just placed my order at Play-Asia alongside Coffee Talk 2 (Japan) and Atelier Marie (Asia).
This is one of those games that I had heard glowing things about during the good old DS days, but I kept passing on it, mainly because I couldn't find a copy in decent condition at retail (due to the infuriating habit of retailers shoving cartridges/manuals behind the counter while leaving the original cases on shelves to be poked and prodded).
@Waluigi451 I've seen anywhere from 8's to 9's to 10's, 4 stars to 5 stars. Pretty darn positive from everywhere I've looked so far.
Kate had to unquit just to make this review 😆
Yep, Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective is a stunning game. I adored the DS original. I tried the Switch demo last week and immediately pre-ordered the full game. Can’t wait until it’s ready to start on Friday.
I highly recommend it for whoever wonders if they should give this a try. I don't know about double dipping as mystery games hold little replay value to me, personally
The original wasn't a personal10 for me but it has stuck with me vividly for over a decade and I thoroughly recommend it to everyone who is open to unique and novel games.
My wife will be picking this up after constant recommendations for years and I'll enjoy getting to revisit it with her 😊
Welcome back Kate. Lol.
I'm so glad this came to the Switch. What a great DS game it was.
Made even better then? Woah. And a 10! Insta-download anyway but re-affirmed.
Cheers for the enthusiastic review.
Is it worth it for persons who already have it on the DS?
this game is also being released on the ps and xbox
push square gave it only a 8 Occasionally tedious gameplay
Repeated dialogue on restarts
Not particularly challenging
is this 10 score based on nostalgia?
Whelp, if nothing else this gets me to at least try out the demo! If I like that I'll certainly end up buying.
I'm intrigued, and also slightly bewildered by the 10! For those who have history with this title... is there enough challenge? I adore P&C/puzzle/adventure titles - and this year have loved Thimbleweed and Return to Monkey Island. Both titles challenged me without ever being frustrating. How does Ghost Trick hold up? Cake walk or tough?
Now that it was mentioned ....
It would be wonderful to see a remaster of Hotel Dusk Room 215 and its sequence Last Window: The Secret of Cape West (never released in America) on the Switch
Probably it will never happen since its develper, Cinq, no longer exists ...
I wonder if Kate rejoined NIntendo Life JUST so she could review Ghost Trick and maybe Fantasy Life i. I know I would!
I was reading and thinking “finally someone on NL who writes as well as Kate Gray!” Didn’t know you were back! 😂
Such a nice breath of fresh air reading one of these reviews again. What a game Ghost Trick is too!
@Friendly I mean... there's not much in the way of extra content BUT you can play it big on the TV AND Shu Takumi said they'd consider a sequel if it sold well so I say YES
@johnedwin honestly, I did factor that in while reviewing it. I love this game so much, and I didn't want to be blinded by nostalgia.
But no. In the end, I'm a critic who's played a lot of games. I have given out two 10/10 scores in my career, including this one here, and I stand by both of them. Reviews are subjective, at the end of the day, because humans are not robots, and I hope that I've explained my opinion here. It's up to readers to decide for themselves if they trust me! (and to check against other reviews if they aren't sure!)
@Pak-Man 👀👀👀👀👀
@Fizza MAKING THINGS RIGHT! GIVING MISSILE HIS DUES! YEAH BABYYYYYY
I kind of don't think direct ports with no real improvements should be reviewed like this.
@Cashews what if a game doesn't need improving?
GHOST TRICK: PHANTOM DETECTIVE deserves this 10/10, even just watching a lets play of the original DS game I was blown away.
$30 is a good price point.
I do own the DS cartridge. For those that don’t, though, it looks like the Switch version is the more affordable option.
It is great that the game is now more accessible. 😊
Elvis dancing? That particular character is inspired by Michael Jackson @KateGray and I bought the original solely on the strength of that confirmation back in ONM. Thankfully it’s also a great game to boot, but yeah, he’s inspired by MJ.
There’s no way this is a 10/10 game, I’m sorry.
I don't know, I think the score is maybe a little to high, no way this game is on the same league as Persona 5.
Also, The Great Ace Attorney>>>>>>>Ghost Trick
@fenlix I don't score games based on other games, though. That's not a very helpful way to look at how good a game is! Plus, what if I didn't enjoy Persona 5?
A score is one person's opinion. If you disagree, that's fine, but you don't get to decide that my opinion is wrong.
It's a creative and interesting game. Compared to the best Ace Attorney games though, the story of Ghost Trick gets a little too crazy, particularly in the last third. It'd be more of an 8/10 for me.
It was on my wishlist out of morbid curiosity, but there's nothing written here that would suit me and the kind of games I like, maybe I will try the demo, but I'm leaning more towards pass. It looks like a game big on story and I appreciate and understand the vagueness in that regard, but at the same time I haven't got a clue about what this game is about, or what kind of tone it has besides the (rather charming sounding) animation.
One of my favorite DS games. It doesn't get any better than Missile.
I played the demo from the Nintendo Channel way back then, and it absolutely worked, I pretty much bought it the next day.
At this point I must've forgotten all the tricks. But I still don't feel like playing through it all again. Great game, though.
@johnedwin it’s based on @KayeGrays experience with the game, did you expect hers to be the same as anyone else’s?
Do really want to get this but the price point's kind of high and it's coming out at a really bad time compared to all the other stuff around it. Fortunately it's Capcom so it'll be on sale before too long.
It’s a great game, glad it’s not locked on the DS for those that missed out first time around but I’m happy to skip this as I have the DS original. I personally think it still plays and looks awesome on my DSi XL!!!
@KateGray then it should be in a separate category imho. I wouldn't give a 10 to a game that took very little effort to re-publish. I am super happy Capcom did - because this game is so hard to find - but a new 10 is very mis-leading imo.
Should we ignore NL Kim Wild's 2010 review on the original?
It isn't keeping me up at night or anything. But I guess this is what we are doing now. Just begging for old games because so many new ones are terrible. Fast forward 10 years when the decent things we get are an absolute trickle. See: Hollywood.
I still regret not having this game on the DS anymore. But I’m glad I get to play it again.
I played Ghost Trick when it hit iOS and it was freakin' delightful. Glad to see the game getting another chance to get its due.
Oh Kate Gray reviewed this??? Alright as a Shu Takumi die hard fan I 100% am on board with this and a 10/10 is well deserved for this game.
Even better now that I finished Goodbye Volcano High's demo. Glad to see Kate write for the site again and hope Goodbye Volcano High is a success!
@PessitheMystic Giving this a 10 has put me off from even checking it out. I now have no idea what the real score should be, so I'll probably skip.
@Iconoclysm Just check out metacritic after the reviews get aggregated.
Such a great game. My only issue with Switch is, even with improved graphics, the march of technological progress mean the look can’t ever match the “wow” those smooth animations had on DS. Hadn’t seen a game that moved so smoothly and cleanly before!
But it’s a stunning game, hope more people try it!
@TheSaneInsanity lol, as if that changes the issue here.
Big Ace Attorney fan here. Played the demo and immediately preordered it. Considering I've never preordered a game on the eShop before, that's saying something. Looking forward to Friday!
Yup, definitely getting this. Never got around to playing this on the DS, but heard nothing but good things about it.
You know, the people who complain about the Switch Online presentation are not complaining about black bars preserving the aspect ratio. They are complaining about the user icon that's constantly displayed, and the button hints which pop up over the screen at arbitrary times & can't be dismissed.
Oh and the awful N64 button mapping, can't forget that.
@Iconoclysm but the issue is that you can't tell, then go to a site where you can. I'm not gonna continue to stir the pot.
I agree. It was surprisingly fantastic.
One question about the bars left and right - can you have them in black? I hate when there’s distracting art displayed on the sides.
Well probably wasn’t ever going to get this but a 10 cannot be ignored. Might get this later or maybe this way week if RainCode flops.
@KateGray Nice to see you back in town, but you can't just drop a line in about only ever awarding two 10/10 reviews without naming the other game... pleeeeaaaasssseeeee!
Great game. I have it on DS and on my Iphone.
@Iconoclysm
Iconoclysm wrote:
This makes impressively little sense.
“I read a review by someone who really likes this game and now I don’t know what to think so I’m going to stick my head in the sand instead of doing further research.
…Just thought I’d let you all know”
Of course you have no idea what the “real score” is. The idea that every game/film/book/painting/etc. has a definitive “real score” is a preposterous notion to begin with.
It’s such an absurd opinion that it gets a real score of 3 out of porcupines.
@StarPoint Gameplay is everything though. All the other stuff you mentioned is nice and all but it’s still in service of the gameplay
@gcunit haha, oops! it's a game called Kalimba! It was a strange second-party Xbox One game (it's also on Steam) from a studio that no longer exists, although most of the team went on to make Trailblazers It's a dual-character rhythm platformer, and to give you an idea of how good it is, I don't even usually like platformers!!!
I'll be picking this up in due time. I felt bad for missing out on this gem back in the day.
still disappointed at the demo, as its what got me into this game all those years ago. now i have to beg people to scour sketchy sites to find the old wii download play demos to experience a proper preview for the game. regardless, im probably going to pick the remaster up at some point, though i might wait for a sale
It's definitely not a 10. I think this reviewer is just a tad nostalgic. I recommend everyone play it for the experience though. It's a great game.
Another port of great old games got a 6/10 today. LOL!
@brandonbwii Yeah I generally abide by the rule of “Gameplay first, everything else comes after”, but there are definitely cases where that rule doesn’t apply, for me at least. For example, the Ace Attorney series as a whole has very, very simple gameplay. But things like the story, music, and characters carry it so hard, so the point where I consider a few games in the series to be 9/10 and 10/10s.
Gameplay is certainly important, and if the gameplay is actively bad, that’s absolutely a strike against the game as a whole. But if simple gameplay is alongside some other phenomenal elements, I’m usually willing to overlook the simplicity.
10/10 damn right. Absolute masterpiece, one of my best gaming experiences to date.
@KateGray This comment section is a bunch of people who don't like adventure games, refusing to believe anyone could enjoy an adventure game so much.
@Maxz Uh huh, it makes impressively little sense to you from a perspective that completely ignores this being a published review from a professional reviewer.
I’ll make it simple, the score is so off putting for a game of this scope that I don’t even want to research further out of sheer offense.
YESSSSSSSs!!! I absolutely LOVE this game!! So excited to introduce my girlfriend to it. <3
Definitely will pick it up sometime next month.
Perhaps they didn’t reinvent the wheel, but sometimes letting the wheel stay round is ok. The game is great, it has an amazing story and an stylized art style that looks great with the resolution bump.
A game so good it brought back Kate Gray. Definitely gonna try the demo at least
@KateGray Thank you 😁
However, that now begs the follow-up question:
Kalimba SwitchPortWhen?
Omg why are so many people butthurt about this review lol
@RupeeClock this guy looks like my ex, and it's always so weird seeing him dance in my video game! 🤣😂
@Iconoclysm
It makes little sense to anyone who realizes that works such as this can't be quantified by a number. And the notion that a game of this scope, which I take to mean of a smaller scale, can't be as good as games of greater scope is just bizarre.
@NintendoWife she showed us they can in the picture of Missile!
@Big_Fudge I think it's the stealth section she was talking about! It's absolutely awful in a game full of awesome moments.
Listen to Kate, retry and use a guide. The last half is mind blowing!
@Iconoclysm
I apologise. This is much simpler. I hadn’t considered how just how deeply offensive the idea that someone could enjoy Ghost Trick™️ for Nintendo Switch™️ is. You have my heartfelt commiserations.
It now seems perfectly logical that you would deny yourself the chance of enjoying a video game in protest to the fact that someone else… enjoyed the video game.
You are driven by a righteous anger so intense that it compels you to not only boycott the product, but also refuse to educate yourself about what it is you’re actually boycotting.
Yours is the path of righteousness, just and true!
@Mattock1987 It's a point and click adventure what else should it do more than pointing and clicking.
The game's ghost puzzles are what makes this game what it is to call it a con is like saying playing as Mario in a Mario game is a downside.
I get that this game is good - but its defenitly not a 10/10. Shouldnt reviewers at least TRY to be a bit objective?
Great review, you exactly pointed out how incredible Ghost Trick is without almost no spoilers!
As for the port itself, good to know it's well done and that most additions are great (except for Ghost Puzzles apparently, but I'll still give them a try and judge them myself).
Oh, and of course I'm getting this as soon as possible despite having the original to show my support and for Capcom to at least consider a sequel (not a direct one though, the story of this one is perfect as is)!
@iDidSomething No. Reviews are inherently subjective.
@khululy the "ghost puzzles" that I put down as a con are the ones I mentioned in the review itself! They're sliding puzzles that are an optional extra, not the actual gameplay. Obviously I liked the gameplay.
@Pupuplatter I don't know! It's very weird!
To those of you who are upset that I gave a game 10/10, I have this to say:
1. Why wouldn't you want to read a review of a game that someone loved? Doesn't that make you happy? You might love it too! That's why we play games!
2. A short adventure game can absolutely be a 10/10 and I'm not sure I understand the idea that time = value
3. Yeah, the review is subjective, and yeah, I have nostalgia for the game, which means - if anything - I'm a harsher critic with higher standards for this particular game!
4. If you just want to read a review that agrees with you, then you don't really need a review at all. Reviews are mostly for people who haven't decided yet, not people who already know how they feel and just need backing up.
Look, it's fine to not agree with me, but don't make it my fault. People can have different opinions to you and that doesn't make them wrong. But, more importantly: you should really just try Ghost Trick, it's really good, okay? It won't hurt to enjoy things 😊
It is genuinely a 10/10 game. I have made a habit of replaying it every couple years and I'm happy to play it on something other than my 3DS this year.
@KateGray I completely agree, this game is a ten. When Missile tells you he just wants to scream welcome at everyone, a desklamp says "look at me, I'm a desklamp", the colours are bright, the puzzles mostly really nice, the animation incredible, everything is just amazing... how could it be less?
As for how Capcom handled it, with no physical release in EU AGAIN, for a game that NEEDS at least a small art book... that's a two. Killing my desire to get this at its current price digitally, and I'm not importing it at that price either. I'll stick with my DS original for now, but the demo was enough to get me to replay it again.
@fenlix That's why there are different leagues. And being perfect in your own is a ten. If I want an orange, a watermelon is hardly a three and an orange is a ten. A grapefruit a seven. If I want the best food ever, watermelons are the absolute ten, and grapefruits and oranges both an eight.
Ghost trick is an EXCELLENT ten for a shorter, fun, lovingly crafted, well written puzzle game.
But that's just my opinion. And who knows, I might be just a desklamp.
Haha, I bought the 3DS game online for an exorbitant price just before the Switch announcement 🙈 I'll still buy this
10/10? I started playing it twice on the DS, but never got far as I got bored pretty quickly. I guess this wouldn't change in the Switch port.
@Maxz Clearly not comprehending what is being said. Nobody is upset, no feelings are hurt. It's a disservice to what might be a great game to just slap a 10 on it...the article even calls out that giving it a 10 is a risky move. If you gave my all time favorite game a 10, I would still be very skeptical.
Can't help but feel like we'd all be happier if people who don't care about review scores just ignored the number at the bottom, played what they think they'd like, and we could all move on with our lives.
I found the demo boring so I won't be buying this unfortunately.
@Iconoclysm
Iconoclysm wrote:
Iconoclysm wrote:
A good way of avoiding miscomprehension is to write something… broadly comprehensible, not something riddled with more internal inconsistencies than an Ace Attorney testimony.
…Unless you’re deliberately trying to re-enact a Phoenix Wright case, in which case Shu Takumi would be proud.
@Maxz Likewise, a good way to comprehend what you're reading is to not read everything from a perceived position of authority with intent to insult someone's intelligence. It's clearly an issue for you.
Just signed up to say; this review is beautifully written.
Never heard of the game, completely not my thing, but I might give it a shot.
Whether it is a 10/10, a 9/10 or a rhombus/figs what matters most is the actual written content of the review, which should be more than enough for most folks to make a reasonably educated guess at whether they'd like to try it for themselves. Numerical scores can be useful to give a broad sense of a game's quality if looked at in aggregate but that's about all they can reasonably offer and probably shouldn't be used to dictate your spending habits. Besides, I'm pretty sure the antiquated scale used at NintendoLife isn't even capable of accurately reading the game's true score of Pomeranian out of Pomeranian.
Ghost Trick is definitely a 500000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 stars out of 5 stars. Literally the best game I've ever played. I've played a lot of games, so that's saying something!
P.S. If anyone wants to see a Ghost Trick Sequel....
https://chng.it/VVccxJ8kd5
Boom. Game, set, and match. Please sign it. use a fake name for all I care, just.... please. It would mean my afterlife to me! And my death!
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