Ghost Trick shares some similarities with that franchise's mechanics, and the game was envisioned as being both in the same vein as Ace Attorney and very different from it at the same time. The game was created by Shu Takumi, who was also the creative mastermind behind Capcom's hit Ace Attorney series which also made a huge impact on the Nintendo DS' lineup. The story itself unfolds by putting Sissel in a race against the clock, though this never makes the adventure feel rushed. In the Land of the Living, he can also possess corpses, using them to investigate and possibly circumvent their deaths. Using these objects opens new paths for Sissel, allowing him to progress through the game. Sissel can travel through inanimate objects in the Ghost World, where time is stopped, as well as interact with the Land of the Living. The title is classified as a puzzle and adventure game, although this isn't exactly an accurate description of its gameplay mechanics. RELATED: Why the Great Ace Attorney Chronicles Is SO Important
From there, they investigate Sissel's mysterious past and the circumstances surrounding his death before he disappears forever. Sissel uses this power to keep a young girl named Lynne from dying. Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective follows a dead man named Sissel who is informed by a fellow ghoul named Ray that his recent demise has afforded him several advantageous "ghost tricks." Key among these is the power to go back a few minutes before someone dies and possibly save them.
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