Described as a "dark fantasy detective action game," it stars amnesiac detective trainee Yuma Kokohead and his companion Shinigami. Kazutaka Kodaka, the writer behind the popular Danganronpa series, recently announced Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE, which tells the story of the titular group of master detectives charged with solving crimes in the rainy Kanai Ward. RELATED: Square Enix's Next Visual Novel is Super Creepy Multiple New Mystery-Themed IPs Debut in 2023 Some classic mystery franchises will also be making their way to the Switch, including a new Professor Layton game and a remastered version of Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective. Previously announced titles including Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE received official release dates, while other mystery games such as DecaPolice were shown for the first time. The February 8 Nintendo Direct included major announcements for upcoming titles such as Pikmin 4 and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, but it wasn't all first-party Nintendo games. This year looks to continue the trend with multiple new mystery games and remakes of existing titles. The real-world trend of escape rooms has migrated into video gaming with titles such as Escape Simulator, Escape Academy, and 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors. Disco Elysium received high praise from critics and won a number of awards in 2019, meanwhile developer Spike Chunsoft became one of the foremost names in the genre through its Danganronpa and AI: The Somnium Files series.
To do so, he learns of "ghost tricks", which are special powers of the dead which allow him to possess and manipulate objects, travel over phone lines and even go back four minutes in time to reverse a person's death (that is not his own), which will aid him as he progresses within his adventure to rediscover his lost fate.The mystery game genre has been experiencing something of a renaissance. This game allows the player to take control of the newly dead protagonist named Sissel on a dark night, who is on a journey to seek out the mystery of who he is and why he was murdered before dawn reaches, where he will 'cease to exist'. The iOS version, although free for download, has only the first two chapters of the game available as a trial demo, and the following chapters must be bought in order to play them. An iOS version was also released in Japan in late 2010, followed by a worldwide release in 2012. It is made by Shu Takumi, a Capcom writer and game director who also created the famed Ace Attorney series.
Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective (Japanese: Ghost Trick (ゴースト トリック - Gōsuto Torikku) is an puzzle adventure game released by Capcom for the Nintendo DS in 2010 for Japan, before it was released worldwide the year after.
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