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Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective Possesses iOS
Shu Takumi, creature of the Ace Attorney series, received a lot of praise (not from Joe) for his quirky supernatural whodunit, Ghost Trick. Now iOS users who missed out on the DS title can enjoy the game, for free!
The first two chapters of the game are available for free in the iOS App Store for enjoyment on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. Additional chapters are available in three different packs priced at $4.99, or you can grab the whole thing full boar for $9.99.
Having played a bit of both, I can genuinely say I prefer the iPhone version. The big, beautiful display of my iPhone 4 really shows off the games fluid, stylistic art style. Being able to swipe Sissel’s ghost between objects to possess them is also blissfully simple. When I get around to finally playing the game to completion, this will be the way I do it. Check it out!
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