Judgment

fun. Ace Attorney who can fight

très chouette jeu, graphisme de très bonne qualité, gameplay simple et efficace, histoire principale et secondaire sympa et variée, baston agréable.

剧情无敌，有街景互动真不错，神室町生活博物馆，闻男神异味系列👍

很喜欢剧情，日麻也很上瘾，推荐！

4/5 Stars Has potential to be a 5-star game but is weighed down by a few annoying systems such as mortal wounds, the Keihen gang, and excessive tailing missions. Story is good but has a lot of eyebrow-raising content mixed in that feels like it could've been delegated to side content. I get it's supposed to make you feel like a "Real detective" or whatever by making you do odd-jobs inbetween big breaks but it gets a little tiring. Still a super fun spinoff and a great addition to the RGG-verse. Excited for LJ next.

i was exspecting a RGG game that think more gameplay mechanics equals more fun and a story that think trying to be a big deal is a good think... and i got exactily that the game keeps intrupting me to show me the side content and most of my gameplay hours on the side content i played it until i got board and i have fun with it, while the main gameplay (fighting enemies) is just fine i tweeked it a little using mods still i think yagami lack some moves, also the detective work is good it makes me think but its so forgiving even if a got it wrong but give less SP bonuses, as for trailing missions it can go to hell just like the rest of tailing missions in any game. As for the story overall it's good it has the usual RGG shinangins by trying to make the story a big deal as much as possible but it did not ruin the story like yakuza 4,5 and the plot became none-sensical, main story will be much better if the comidy has better placement and timing and avioding anime-like clishes in it.

Judgment is an absolute gem,especially if you enjoy story-driven games with strong characters. From the very beginning, the game pulls you into a gripping detective narrative filled with twists, emotional moments, and well-written dialogue. The main character, Takayuki Yagami, is incredibly likable, and his journey feels both personal and impactful.