I'm curious about your introductions to the game, here's mine:

I was tidying up my house a bit as a child (8 years old I think? Back when GT was relatively new) and I kept hearing little barks coming from my dad's phone (iPhone), I got curious and looked; he was playing the game and he said he really liked it, so from then on I watched him play it until the end and I got really attached to it.

What's ironic is that my dad lowkey looks a lot like Yomiel!

I think I've already watched every high viewed video that pops up when you search ghost trick on youtube but lately I've been trying to find some really underrated ones that's actually interested on the plot and make theories along the way but I only found a couple of them (and most of them are less than 300 views). Who's y'all fave Ghost Trick playthrough/let's player? Maybe you guys can recommend me some interesting playthroughs to watch? Thanks!

Am I the only one that doesn't like Ghost Trick being marketed as an Ace Attorney spinoff? I get wanting to capitalize on Takumi and AA fans, as there is a large AA fanbase, but there are ways to go about that without marketing Ghost Trick as a spinoff of the series. I just don't want Ghost Trick to be "a game written by Shu Takumi", you know?

about to sleep enjoy low effor

Ray states that in the original timeline he tried to get Sissel's help to save Lynne, but Sissel did not help him.

But Ray/Missile did not die until later, when Yomiel came to his house to shoot him. Missile was not at the junk yard when Lynne died.

How could he have been at the junk yard with Lynne?

Was it just that he returned to the junk yard later in the night, her body was still there, he went back in time but was unable to help?

Definitely need to work at his face and hair, but I love how most of the shadows looks and I think I got the base parts of the style down

Just need to practice a few things before my next attempt

Today I've finished Ghost Trick for the first time. I managed to completely avoid any spoilers, and it might just be one of the best games I've played.

There's one thing I don't understand about the ending though. Did Sissel somehow get Temsik powers? Since he doesn't age at all now, and the game showed an aura around him in the final scene. As I understand it, the cat was hit by the meteorite piece after it pierced Jowd's leg. But I'm still not entirely sure.

Also, is Lynne the only one who retained the memories about the alternative timeline? She is the only one adressing that briefly in the end.

WHY IS HE SUCH A GOOD BOY??

I played the game when I was younger and I always thought the concept was good enough to make it into a live action movie.
People who are interested, how could we get serious and make it happen?

Done on wood with acrylic paint, finer lines were drawn with a pen! A few months old, it was my first time painting humans + drawing/painting a lot of these characters at all

Few days ago I found my internet was hit with an outage, which was kinda weird since everything seemed okay from my POV. I ended up looking through my steam library and my chair bumps my mousepad (and therefore moving my mouse) onto Ghost Trick on my desktop. I went "oh yeah that doesn't require internet to play" and now I'm just here thinking about that 14 chapters in. This game is actually so peak and reminds me of when I binged a bunch of the ace attorney games. It's so good man.

Putting meme tag because its a funny set of thematically fitting events