Ghost Trick is one of those games that sticks with you—you play as a ghost who just woke up with no memory, and you’ve got until sunrise to figure out who killed you. The twist? You can’t interact with people directly, but you can possess objects—lamps, chairs, even a freaking vending machine—to mess with the environment and change fate. It’s like a supernatural puzzle game where every little move rewrites someone’s story.

The art style is pure Capcom charm—sharp, exaggerated animations that make every scene feel alive (ironic, since you’re dead). And the music? Absolute bangers. The first time I made a guy trip by yanking a drawer open at the right moment, I knew this game was special. It’s got that perfect mix of mystery, dark humor, and "oh crap, I only have four minutes to stop this murder" tension.

If you like your detective stories with a side of time loops and possessed toasters, this is it. The ending still lives in my head rent-free.