Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective Reveals Officially English-Translated Sissel & Lynne Character Prologues

Capcom has begun sharing the officially translated versions of the previously Japan-exclusive character prologues of their mystery adventure Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective.

If you didn’t know, Ghost Trick was an adventure game released on the Nintendo DS, in which players control Sissel, a young man who, after awakening as a spirit, realizes he has no recollection of who he is or why he died.

“Who am I?”, “Who killed me?” and “Why was I killed?” are the existential quandaries he finds himself facing.

The gameplay has you swap at will between the Land of the Living and the Ghost World and set off on a journey to find the truth to those questions.

Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective will feature high-quality gameplay updates, including enhanced graphics and framerates at 1080p 60fps. Further, compatible platforms will take advantage of touch controls. In the Extras menu, players can now access a collection of newly recorded and arranged music tracks alongside unique illustrations.

So far, the prologues of Sissel and Lynne have been shared. Two more remain. You can view both currently revealed ones via our gallery below:

A free Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective demo is now available. Check out the latest gameplay trailer and our preview.