But while both Kozmins are great at speaking with the dead, their methods of communication don’t always line up. If you get stuck, you’re always welcome at The Cat’s Meow, a local speakeasy and something of a home base. Exploring levels yields clues you can use to loosen those ghosts’ lips, something you’ll need in order to convince ‘em to scram. This is done through a turn-based battle system where every turn consists of multiple actions, which can be split between Lana and Kozmin. Since you can’t kill a ghost, you’ll have to engage in a little schmoozing - or even strong arming - to send them packing.
Trouble is, these problem poltergeists still have an itch that needs scratching, and they’re none too keen to fly off to their final rest without satisfying it. Using your silver tongue, intimidation, and even baked goods, it’s your job to convince ghosts that it’s time to make like the wind and blow on outta the land of the living. In Free Spirits, you’ll bump up against bootleg brewers, visit with vain vaudevillians, and come across even more colourful characters. That’s where Lana and Nadia Kozmin come in, two siblings with a knack for talking sense into stubborn spooks. Her streets are filled with secrets, sin, and.spirits. The city: the Big Apple, New York herself.
