Dino Crisis died a grizzly death in 2003 with the action-packed Xbox-exclusive threequel. In the over 20 years since, fans have been calling for a return to the series and its more horror-oriented roots, and they were only spurred on further when Capcom remade several of its classic Resident Evils. Now, it's one of the company's most heavily requested games.
Capcom Set To Launch Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective Remaster On March 28th
12.03.2024 - 12:57 / droidgamers.com
The launch date for Capcom’s remastered mystery puzzle-adventure game is finally out. Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective, the nifty mystery adventure is getting polished up for a mobile release. This revamped classic is set to drop on March 28, 2024 for Android. Keep reading to learn more about the Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective remaster!
From the mind of Shu Takumi, the person behind the Ace Attorney series, it was developed and released by Capcom in 2010. The Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective remaster uses Capcom’s RE Engine to make it look sleek with visuals in 1080p and a smooth 60 fps. It’s also getting upgraded tunes that’ll make your ears happy.
Also, the Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective remaster has brought out the high-res 3D character models that the old DS game’s sprites were based on. It means everything is going to look crisper and move smoother when you play! On that note, take a sneak peek at the new artwork!
In the game, you play Sissel, the funky, funny ghost. You’re on a mission to crack the biggest case of your afterlife, that is, your own murder. You’ve got till the first light of dawn to unravel this mystery. During the quest, you possess objects and hit the rewind button on time itself to sort out those puzzles standing in your way.
The game’s a cinch to play whether you’re on a controller or poking at a screen. Puzzle time comes in all sizes, from 3×3 grids to 5×5 grid challenges. Clear those levels, bag some shiny trophies and have fun being a ghost!
Check out the official website of Capcom to learn more about the Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective remaster. Come launch day on March 28th, you can swarm the Play Store and get in on the action!
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