A world infested with savarians, devoured by black aura. Lily, a young magic swordswoman, is on a journey to defeat savarians. In a village she calls in at, she confronts savarians, and thus begins a strange meeting. One savarian changes into the calm spirit of a dog, and starts to speak. There is a young man possessing the spirit of the dog. The young man, whose name is Bernard, is like a soul, with no actual body. This is the beginning of the story of the young woman, the spirit of the dog, and the soul of the young man. Why is the young man a ghost? What is the fate that awaits the young woman on her journey?
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Ghost Sync is another solid entry in KEMCO's long line of retro JRPGs. Although the story isn't terribly compelling, its female protagonist and unique battle elements are engaging throughout. Use Ghost Sync when you need a diversion from more demanding, intense gaming sessions.
I thoroughly enjoyed my time with Ghost Sync and if you love retro RPGs, I'm sure you will, too. With its intriguing premise, appealing female lead, and clever monster-possessing mechanic; this is one lovely little game.
