The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles

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This was a bit of a letdown for me, as someone who really liked the original three games. The art style is definitely super interesting and I thought it gave the game a new dimension. However, this game gives you so many loose threads and doesn't resolve any of them. It keeps dropping you breadcrumbs that don't go anywhere. It's a very "mystery box" style of game, which is fine, but no payoff. I'm not going to spoil the ending but I read ahead to the conclusion to see if this was worth finishing and no it isn't. The most interesting thing about this game is its very frank examination of empire and anti-Asian racism in England and that doesn't even pay off or go anywhere either.

Once again i am being reminded why i fall in love in visual novel games and foremore my first visual novel series Ace Attorney i played on NDS. Every case has its own mystery that makes me excited to knowing what kind of thing Shu Takumi is cooking with this. As always the soundtrack of Ace Attorney series including this one always a banger. Every cast is a charming and memorable with unique design and interesting personality. This game is a bundle of duology, while the first one is kinda slow but it is a must to make a ground for the peak called TGAA: Resolve that i admit one of the most intruguing story i've read; every case is block to a bigger mystery building that's gonna be resolved in the final case. As someone who played almost all of its series, most of the twist managed to surprised me. This game also contains various reference from Sherlock Holmes novels and of course the "Herlock Sholmes" himself which make one who already read the novels feels like to meet the real albeit slightly different version of our hero the only consultant detective in the world; as proverb said: "don't meet your hero (because he is gonna defy your expectation; in good or bad ways). TGAA: 8/10. TGAA: Resolve: 9.5/10.

Simply astounded by the game that has very simple mechanics at its core, but offers incredible and intriguing cases and mysteries centered around some jovial characters in a courtroom setting. The game nails the art of creating intricate web of interconnected plot twists! Given the giant length of the game, it does require some patience and might take many sessions to complete. Autoplay or text-skip comes in handy in that case. I would personally have liked to see it with more background scores (as the same set of music is repeated in most of the cases), although kudos to the riveting variation of some themes at the end. They gave me the chills. Another aspect I'd have liked to see more of is the voice acting, which is present only for cut-scenes and certain call-outs. Nevertheless, the game is solid at its core and very much enjoyable. The first of its kind that I've played and it's Absolute Cinema! To anyone who says otherwise, I can only retort with 'OBJECTION'.

I cannot believe a visual novel indeed telling the core value of the judicial system, to deliver justice. I have seen how both the defendant attorney and prosecutor argue in court in search of the truth I have seen how every roles in the judicial system exhausting decisive evidence but the jury are brought in to deliver verdict Now i saw an unusual case where the judge and most professional legal experts has shared decision making against the law, yet thanks to some alien tech (lol) it was broadcasted. I felt blessed i grinded thru this game for 100 hours and reached the fruitful ends. Justice is not only about winning court battle, not only about searching the truth. Justice has to be served, to the public! i bought this game for $10, after i finished it i bought the soundtrack at full price to support the franchise. If the director Shu Takumi san has more story to tell, capcom please, please greenlight them.

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