Nina Aquila: Legal Eagle, Season One

I'm usually not really into visual novel style games but Nina Aquila piqued my interest. it's heavily inspired by Ace attorney which is one of the few visual novel games i like but does enough to be distinct while keeping the same charm those games possess Nina herself is one of my favourite protagonists of any game i've played recently. She's has depth, A defined personality and just has a nice look in general. She's definitely a plus size protagonist done right. It's important to have a likable protagonist in games like this and Nina is perfect as far as i'm concerned. The other characters bring their own quirks and i thoroughly enjoyed all the scenes especially the court room scenes. Nina's rival Chad and partner Dylan are the most fleshed out and both are great characters The game comes with 3 chapters though the first one is pretty short. The other 2 however are fairly long and each have a different minigame associated with them. Both minigames are pretty fun and even if you don't enjoy them you can essentially skip them which is nice for people who just care for the story. Each chapter tells a seperate story but has hints and clues to push the wider narrative further which works well in a game like this. Once you finish the game you get access to some extras such as concept art and a sound test which i always love to see A 4th chapter is in development and I'd recommend anyone curious about it to wishlist it to show support to the devs. Seriously wasn't expecting to enjoy this as much as i did so great job Tanuki-sama!

This game is very special to me. It was an opportunity for me to be a royal audience of a VTuber, until the very end. So if my review comes across as biased, I apologize in advance. First and foremost, this game is one of those works where you clearly see the author’s love for the subject matter. For reference, this game has a “Yugioh” card game case, and a “InitialD” case. In both cases, a ton of work went into the set pieces, despite the murder that took place, they feel like theme parks. These set pieces lay the foundation for some truly whimsical plot developments later on, and it’s when the game is at its best. One of my greatest criticisms that looms over the investigation parts, however, is that the mini games are basically non-existent. They are so piss easy that you have to get out of your way to do things wrong to lose. This makes the gameplay feel cheap in a way. Although of course, for someone who intends to experience the story, the game won’t give them too much challenge. The court and investigation gets woven together into an insane climax, and I’ll forever cherish my introduction to the rich world of story driven games.

This is hard straight "yes or no" choice. Its basically Phoenix Wright (with all of its weirdness) if there was no budget. Its fun, for a bit, and has all the good and bad of a solo dev bring. The most annoying part is its an incomplete game. not like early access incomplete but EA level bull sh*t. Its constantly building up the story and then just ends and wants you to pay almost full price for the next chapter. No. don`t give me greedy corporate ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, just sell the whole game together. Either get on sale or with how solo dev games go wait another 10-20 years for them to maybe finish and get everything at once. It`s fun, but drags on and just leaves you disappointed

REAL GAME Great art Thicc girl Fun mini-game 9/10

Well when I purchase this I wasn't very sure what this title was all about. Any TL DR style I will be brief. This was a different ride for me in terms of style and functionality. The 8 to 16 bit pixel style graphics mixed with some usual RPG elements with the court case parts of the game quite fun as well as comical. Each chapter has its own hook to make it unique, e.g chapter 2s card battler system or chapter 3s race and roll. While these unique mini games made things interesting alongside the court proceeding parts in their own right, the dialogue in the story is the game changer, as you fill Nina'a shoes as a fledgling criminal defense lawyer. You're with her every step of the way as meet new companions finds new clients and tries to bring truth to light for justice. Add in the OVA characters and their stories intertwining with the anime adagio parts and you have a game with something for everyone <Nina is Waifu material if your into 1 eyes, with thicc thighs> Recommended. As a side recommendation: Any developers that's using RPG Maker and curious to see what an end game original title might look like; i definitely sight checking this out

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I can't really recommend it. While the first episode is charming and I did get a bit invested into the plot, I quickly realised the game is way too overly anime and relies a bit too much on "reference humour" to my taste.

Ace Attorney serisini ve Miles Edgeworth'ün Investigations Collection'ını sevenler/ hayranı olanlar bunu da beğenecektir. Hem yapımcıya destek hem de bu cümbüşlü oyunda zaman geçirmek için satın almanızı salık veririm.