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Ghost Trick Playable Demo

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By Matt Clarke
January 21, 2011

How would you like to play a demo of a new DS game by the makers of Pheonix Wright? Of course you would. And you don’t even need a DS to play this one, as Gamespot have a convenient little Flash version over on their site. The Pheonix Wright games are some of the most fun puzzle adventure games out there full of amusing characters and lots of mystery. Ghost Trick looks and feels very familiar, but its unique game mechanic of possessing inanimate objects to solve puzzles feels pretty entertaining from this short demo. Go here and have a look.

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