
Things were worse than ever in Banana Republic, a somber island country. While anarchists roamed the streets, corruption was running deeper due to economic crisis and rising crime rates. Bearing these burdens were "judges" who tried to make things right with honesty...
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Languages: English, Turkish, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Russian, French, Italian
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dayınızı dövim benden iyi hakim varsa he bide o karımızın .........
Loved the game
verey good game
i yam the law
Интересная задумка но слабая реализация. Больше подходит для что бы смотреть ее на ютубе а не самому играть
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SUMMARY Considering the price, particularly if you get it on sale, I would recommend. Judging the cases themselves was fun (though pretty easy). But to sum up my frustrations: the story mode of the game has luck based mechanics that make it feel like it's not meant to be played only one time (I find pure luck deciding your one-time experience frustrating instead of rewarding), but it also lacks mechanics that would make repeated playing a fun experience (it's fully scripted, no saving, no checkpoints). DETAIL The main game (the story, which for some reason is not the first option in the menu - instead there is confusingly I Am The Law, the free mode) has some big flaws in my opinion - in the way it handles rewarding good work, finances and saving the game. In games with similar premise, you usually gain more money by doing your job well, which allows you to pay all the bills and expenses. Here, if you want to pay all of them, you have to either take a loan (except you can only do it BEFORE your family tells you how much money they want) or you have no other choice but to do gambling and just be content with the results. I find this a very bad, unsatisfying design. I understand it is an attempt to push you into considering taking bribes and into losing your sanity by not giving your family money. It's blatantly pushing you towards "failing". Being the perfectionist I am, I instead did gambling together with manually backing up my local save files (good old save scumming). Which brings me to the second thing. You cannot save in this game and it autosaves after every tiniest action of yours. There are not even set checkpoints you can return to. Even after you beat the story (about 5 hours), you can only replay the whole thing from the start, go through all the (sctripted!) cases if you want to see other endings. Or if you lose all your money gambling. That's definitely not worth it.
É um excelente jogo, mas para uma maior imersão da comunidade brasileira, seria ótimo se o jogo trouxesse a opção de idioma em Português do Brasil (PT-BR) em uma futura atualização.
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