Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective is launching on Xbox in June...
will be heading to Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One on June 30thThe upcoming launch of Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective is a remaster of the original game by Ace Attorney creator, Shu Takumi, which launched on Nintendo DS and iOS in 2010.
With no recollection of how he died, we need to help Sissel solve the mystery of his own death by solving puzzles and manipulating objects in the environment using Ghost and Trick powers before his soul disappears. The remaster comes loaded with support for nine additional languages, improved framerates, 1080p visuals, and a remastered soundtrack.
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