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EARLY ACCESS: Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective Analysis (Patreon)

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2021-09-12 17:34:01
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Hello everyone!

Sorry this is only a day early; I'm aiming for a few more days of Patreon exclusivity, but there were some complications with the voice acting so it took a bit to finish up.

But here it is! The literary analysis of Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective, which was bought by a patron an embarrassing amount of years ago. It's here, and complete (aside from the thumbnail, which is on the way), and still processing so I guess we'll see if Youtube lets me profit off my work. But you all get to see it now!

Hope you enjoy, and thanks as always for your support! 

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Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective - A Literary Analysis

The Nintendo DS had a lot of underappreciated cult classics, and this weird supernatural mystery from the creator of Ace Attorney is among the best of them. Let's see what Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective has to say about truth, identity, and community! Want to help the series continue? Support it on Patreon! http://www.patreon.com/gamesaslit101 ---------------- Contributors: EmceeProfit: https://www.youtube.com/EmceeProphit Librascope: https://www.youtube.com/LibraScope Roy Hankins: https://wrightwednesday.blogspot.com/ Jimi Bonogofsky: https://twitter.com/jimikatdraws World of Longplays: https://longplays.org/ LongplayArchive: https://www.youtube.com/Longplayarchive Music: Arcade Academy, by Pixel Head - https://soundcloud.com/pixel-head/arcade-acadmey Art: Jimi Bonogofsky - https://twitter.com/jimikatdraws Twitter: https://twitter.com/gamesaslit Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gamesasliterature Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/gamesaslit101

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Anonymous

Well, wasn't this a fortunate time to join as a patreon. I fondly remember the time I played through the game myself. I was making steady phase, playing maybe a chapter or two per evening. Up until I hit the halfway mark and the constant, uninterrupted plot twists that just kept on coming had me playing through the rest of the game all through the night. And I do mean "night". By the time I was done, the sun was coming up. The trailer and certain music tracks still bring tears to my eyes, as they remind me of Sissel's story.