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I know, but if you compare the two they make a lot of sense, they both discover ghosts, etc., at least adding the two characters, like making a partnership, would be great!!
About the only game I can think of that has gotten away with licensed content is Dead by Daylight, which... *does his research*... yes, the studio behind it is also an indie company like Kinetic Games - however, they not only have their game fully released and it was massively successful, but it still has got a fairly active player base despite the game being out for years now.