It was good but a bit overrated. The puzzle gameplay was good enough and the story is serviceable for a video game and the art was inspired enough. But the way it plays was partly clunky and partly repetitive and partly too obvious and the music/art generally repetitive and the story a bit more convoluted than needed for a video game. In general I would say it's worth it if you're into puzzle games, but don't expect a masterpiece here so I wouldn't recommend it to all types of gamers.

good balanced game that have the story, ost, and gameplay right -----------

To my mind, the true narrative masterpiece of the DS Puzzle-Adventure/Visual Novel game renaissance. Whilst the puzzle gameplay is admittedly very lackluster (yet, which of these games aren't?), the narrative-led experience is where Ghost Trick shines. The principle difference between it, and most of its contemporaries that I've played, is that Ghost Trick leaves you fulfilled. It attains a true sense of disbelief in ways most games never achieve because the mechanics of their worlds are never consistent, always leaving unanswered questions and loopholes by the end. Ghost Trick offers no such ambiguity or continuital-laziness; it balances comedy, drama, time travel, supernatural forces, wacky characters, and pulls it all off with aplomb simply because the writing is so phenomenally solid. It puts every other video game narrative to shame by virtue of the fact it respects its own creation and mad genius to see it through. Shu Takumi and company only ever made this one-off masterpiece among endless Ace Attorney games (still to this day), and it's an absolute travesty of wasted talent.