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So all the good reviews talk about how the story and the twist ending are great... Except that I think that it was the WORST part of the game. To quote a guy on youtube: "You supposedly are a ghost, but it seems like that was more of a required gameplay mechanic. None of the characters even act like the hotel owner while possessed, [...] " Worse, YOU, THE PLAYER, is still possessing the guy at the end. It makes absolutely no sense. Why would THE FVCKING PLAYER do that? Thats not the goal of the game! Good concept and nice gameplay but pretty much ruined by a sh!tty twist. That really kills the game.

I don't know if anyone else felt a little dissapointed but I sure as hell did... The mechanics were cool, it was a nice twist to your average crime solving game. But it didn't make much sense at all if you ask me..
First of all, you're the ghost and your possessing people, how do you not have some kind of link to your old self? How do you not know what happened and that the one who shot you is speaking to you? How do you not know who your partner is?
**Spoiler alert**
Second, the crime never got explained, was the hotel owner involved in human trafficking, drug trafficking, stolen goods, or some kind of satanic ritual?
Third, after speaking with lucille after you find out her alibi didn't match up I knew it was her because her story sucked, and I assumed your final twist was the real evil doer being the guy you first possess.

All in all, the game was different, definitely original, but it was very well plotted out, I hope you take these things in consideration if you plan to make a sequel.

After about an hour of trying and re-trying combinations, about an hour into the game, I decided that I was finally stuck an decided to look at a walkthrough.

After getting the dirt on the blonde using the old lady, I am supposed to question the blonde with Cricket, (as i have done many many many times at this point) so find out "something big" then go talk to Lucille as Cricket. The walkthrough states that I should accuse Lucille of murder at this point and then end the game in the room where you began.

Lucille's dialogue simply will not trigger.
I have literally done everything in the walkthrough over again just to make sure... several times. It must be a progression bug.

Ending was horrible. Just completely horrible. I played this game because it looked dark and everyone said it was good. I enjoyed the actual game, but the ending was just so cliched it made me laugh. It was like watching an old Murder She Wrote. It just really seemed like you were going some where, and built up so much potential so much momentum, just to be ruined by the ending.

kinda boring...
2 stars