Incline Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective coming to PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC June 30

[karoliner]

https://www.capcom-games.com/ghosttrick/en-us/

About
Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective is resurrected for a 2023 re-release! Snap back into the spirit world with Sissel, an unsuspecting ghost who is mysteriously stranded in the afterlife on Earth. Decipher puzzles, crack clues, and channel supernatural abilities in this labyrinth of an adventure to find the truth behind Sissel’s death. Launching in summer 2023, Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective will be remastered with a jam-packed collection of brand new features including HD visuals, newly arranged and recorded music, exclusive images, and more!

Key Features

• A Revived Story Mode with a Crisp Comeback – Originally released in 2010, Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective is now remastered in higher resolution with crisper and less pixelated visuals adapted for 1080 / 60 frames per second graphic quality.
• Adapted for Detectives on Different Devices – Available on PlayStation 4, Switch, Xbox One, and PC via Steam, Sissel’s chilling adventure is optimized for players to be able to play comfortably on both controller and / or touch screens (applicable only for platforms with built-in touch screen functionality).
• Three Newly Added Languages – Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese have now been added to make a total of nine available languages, including English, French, Italian, German, Spanish and Japanese.
• New Challenges and Fresh Trophies – Players can train their brains with Ghost Puzzles available in different modes including 3×3, 4×4, and 5×5! By completing different levels of the game, players can also win new trophies!
• Improved Menu and System Features – Enjoy the gameplay to your liking! Players can change settings to fit different preferences such as Easy-to-use Sounds, Language, and Auto-Advance Settings.
• Reimagined Music Tracks and Unique Illustrations – Yasumasa Kitagawa, the music composer for The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles, has remastered a one-to-one soundtrack for the entire game! Additionally, a never-before-seen collection of Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective illustrations can be unlocked in the Extras menu.

 

[Baron Dupek]

crisper and less pixelated visuals

isn't that kinda bad tho?
Some people say it had some charm or something...

 

[d1r]

Nice for everyone who hasn't played this game yet, but I can't imagine myself buying this, since the game itself has zero replay value.

 

[HeatEXTEND]

Aaaaand it looks like shit. Marvelous how this keeps happening.

 

[Lokiamis]

Drawing sprites over 3D models was a huge part of the Ghost Trick's visual identity.

 

[karoliner]

Save data from the demo can be carried over to the full game.


Adding Denuvo to a 12 years old DS game is haram.

 

[HoboForEternity]

this is one of the most overlooked game i've ever played. excited to give it a second go

 

[Tweed]

Played this during a power outage a few summers ago, thank God for thunderstorms.

 

[Morgoth]

Really liked the demo. Is the full game worth the asking price?

 

[Alex]

Really liked the demo. Is the full game worth the asking price?

I would say no, but that depends on your regional price.

This game is actually fun, but it suffers from two problems. It is short and gimmicky.

On the short side, the major problem is that it is a series of stages, one after another. As such, which makes adventure games much shorter than the alternative. A free roaming adventure game will have you explore a large area and slowly come across the tools you will need to overcome the puzzles. When they are present as a series of isolated challenges instead, an adventure game that could otherwise have taken 10 hours will have a hard time lasting more than 2.

On the gimmicky aspect, I mean that the game doesn't feature a more generic kind of verb interface like traditional adventure games. This is not necessarily bad, Obra Dinn was gimmicky in that sense as well, but still managed to feel somewhat deep; probably because even though the challenge was always to infer the same stuff about each crew member, the way of doing so varied a lot. In ghost trick, however, the gimmick is much shallower.

At any rate, I think the game is worth 10 dollars, so I would recommend waiting until it is around that price range.

 

[Morgoth]

Really liked the demo. Is the full game worth the asking price?

I would say no, but that depends on your regional price.

This game is actually fun, but it suffers from two problems. It is short and gimmicky.

On the short side, the major problem is that it is a series of stages, one after another. As such, which makes adventure games much shorter than the alternative. A free roaming adventure game will have you explore a large area and slowly come across the tools you will need to overcome the puzzles. When they are present as a series of isolated challenges instead, an adventure game that could otherwise have taken 10 hours will have a hard time lasting more than 2.

On the gimmicky aspect, I mean that the game doesn't feature a more generic kind of verb interface like traditional adventure games. This is not necessarily bad, Obra Dinn was gimmicky in that sense as well, but still managed to feel somewhat deep; probably because even though the challenge was always to infer the same stuff about each crew member, the way of doing so varied a lot. In ghost trick, however, the gimmick is much shallower.

At any rate, I think the game is worth 10 dollars, so I would recommend waiting until it is around that price range.

Is it really that short though?

Howlongtobeat.com states it's ~12 hours long.
https://howlongtobeat.com/game/3916

 

[Modron]

The game has fairly atrocious EULA/Data gathering/sharing policies not Sony levels of bad but combined with the replacement of the beautiful animated spritework with 3d models makes me think I should just emulate it.

 

[Alex]

Really liked the demo. Is the full game worth the asking price?

I would say no, but that depends on your regional price.

This game is actually fun, but it suffers from two problems. It is short and gimmicky.

On the short side, the major problem is that it is a series of stages, one after another. As such, which makes adventure games much shorter than the alternative. A free roaming adventure game will have you explore a large area and slowly come across the tools you will need to overcome the puzzles. When they are present as a series of isolated challenges instead, an adventure game that could otherwise have taken 10 hours will have a hard time lasting more than 2.

On the gimmicky aspect, I mean that the game doesn't feature a more generic kind of verb interface like traditional adventure games. This is not necessarily bad, Obra Dinn was gimmicky in that sense as well, but still managed to feel somewhat deep; probably because even though the challenge was always to infer the same stuff about each crew member, the way of doing so varied a lot. In ghost trick, however, the gimmick is much shallower.

At any rate, I think the game is worth 10 dollars, so I would recommend waiting until it is around that price range.

Is it really that short though?

Howlongtobeat.com states it's ~12 hours long.
https://howlongtobeat.com/game/3916

I think I took between 8 and 10 hours to complete it. It is not that short; but I actually tried every possible action I could see to see if I could find any secrets, even if the answer was simple. Also, that counts non-gameplay time as well, which is kinda long (maybe a third to a half of the total).