
In Tyrion Cuthbert: Attorney of the Arcane, you play as a defense attorney who practices law in a world of fantasy and wizards. You must defend clients accused of various crimes committed using magic and use the rules of magic to prove them innocent.
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En el reino de Wyverngarde, hay una sima que separa lo legal de lo justo. Los magos nacen de la nobleza, manteniendo talentos arcanos y una inmensa riqueza como privilegios protectores, para así actuar como les venga en gana... incluso fuera del alcance de la ley. La muchedumbre no tiene manera de defenderse contra ellos, y Tyrion Cuthbert lo sabe bien. Es por eso que eligió trabajar como abogado para defender a los pobres y a los débiles, y así, exponer la corrupción entre los nobles. Bajo su mirada, nada permanecerá oculto. Este juego está mayormente inspirado en la franquicia de Ace Attorney, y por ello tiene una jugabilidad bastante parecida. Es una novela visual de misterio donde debes resolver puzles de lógica, leyendo los testimonios de los testigos y encontrando contradicciones para establecer la escena del crimen y al verdadero culpable. Además, el juego tiene una ambientación de fantasía medieval muy similar a DnD, con un sistema de magias incluido. La magia arcana trae consigo reglas para poder implementarlas en la investigación y que, en mi opinión, está muy bien hecho. Un ejemplo es que "los rastros de magia desaparecen pasadas 48 horas", lo cual es una manera sublime de establecer un tiempo límite para estos juicios. Este juego es una buena fuente de inspiración para misterios sobre asesinatos mágicos. La segunda mitad del juego no termina de encajarme bien del todo, tengo quejas y críticas sobre la narrativa, pero es innegable que lo he disfrutado de principio a fin. Las comparaciones con Ace Attorney son difíciles de ignorar, pues es el "standard" que debe cumplir. Los personajes de Attorney of the Arcane son chachis, ninguno es particularmente molesto. Se sienten más series que los personajes "cartoony" de Ace Attorney; aquellos testigos animados con rasgos muy notables en su ropa o lenguaje corporal. Irónicamente, hecho de menos ese tipo de personaje incompetente, exagerado y ridículo. Attorney of the Arcane tira más a lo "anime", con sprites bonitos y estáticos. La comedia viene mayormente por texto, aunque el tipo de humor tampoco es que sea inmersivo. La música cumple bastante bien. Al final del juego si que hay algunas pistas que empiezan a volver repetitivas, pero otras (como Eye of Horus o Attack of Opportunity) clavan el hype. Otro tema, "Celeste & Tyrion", me hizo llorar un par de veces en sus escenas más emotivas. Lo último a comentar sería el control de calidad, el cual es un poco caos. Hay segmentos preciosos, con ilustraciones únicas y un mimo especial, pero otros son cutres y baratos. Hay pequeños bugs visuales entre transiciones, controles de teclado un poco meh, demasiadas pruebas en el inventario... Y todo es interrumpe la adrenalina de la caza por el asesino. El juego ES disfrutable, pero no está pulidito del todo, lo cual es un poco frustrante. El juego sigue recibiendo actualizaciones, así que quizás es cuestión de tiempo que quede finiquitado, y espero que la calidad de la secuela aprenda de lo que funciona y lo que no en esta. Recomendaría esperar a una rebaja para pillarlo.
An awesome game that knows its audience! The last two cases especially get really intense.
A really strong Ace Attorney-inspired indie game that consists of intricately designed cases and beautifully written characters, where (almost) every character has their shining moments. Strong recommend!
Tyrion Cuthbert was a wonderful detective/attorney game! I was delighted by the characters and got invested in the world. The writing has a strong enough sense of voice to carry this kind of game, which I was impressed by, and everything was interesting and tied together in clever ways. Although it's a little on the shorter side, I enjoyed all my time with this game and didn't feel it was lacking at all. An easy recommend for anyone who liked the Ace Attorney games, but also anyone who loves fun characters and murder mystery.
It's a pretty nice game, Music is on point, and although if you're very intuitive the plot can be kind of predictable at times, I was impressed by how the story picked up in the latter half of the game. Ending was kind of rushed, but it hit the visual novel ace attorney esque urge. Solid 8/10
So, this was a pleasant surprise. I never played the Ace Attorney series or similar law-themed VNs, and instead approached this game with more of a fantasy or romance background. And I certainly got what I'd been looking for in this lovely title! Set in a gorgeous fantasy kingdom with an intricate yet omnipresent magic system, Tyrion Cuthbert fully commits to the bit by asking us to envision the real-life consequences of such a social hierarchy. The power differential between a magic-wielding aristocracy ruling over largely powerless commoners can only be considered the primary contradiction of Wyverngarde, and as our protagonist advances in his plans to fight the system from the inside, he is increasingly confronted with the rot at the heart of aristocratic society. If you're more into the romance than the politics angle of it all, then do not fret, for Tyrion Cuthbert grants us some truly spectacular relationship development between our two leads; as natural affection blooms between two deeply flawed characters who grow through the trials they face together, we bear witness to a slow-burning yet deeply rewarding love story. On the mechanical side, Tyrion Cuthbert is an extremely polished game; the soundtrack is excellent, the artwork is stellar, and the voice acting is incredibly convincing. It's also certainly not riddled with spelling errors or anything; no, this is a solid production. Outside of chapter 3, which has recently been reworked and is still a bit rough around the edges, the game flows naturally and has some really nice quality-of-life features. The progression is smooth, and all cases are a solid mix of simple deductions and more audacious leaps of logic, meaning that figuring out each case in real time requires some cognitive effort but certainly isn't unreasonably difficult. Given the beautifully thought-out setting, lively and compelling cast of characters, engaging and occasionally humorous narration, and smooth gameplay, I was going to brand this a classic ... until episode 5, where a lack of narrative ambition failed to bring the game to a satisfying conclusion. I intend to elaborate on my problems with the finale in the discussions tab to avoid spoilers, but let's just say that a lack of willingness to explore the material basis for the corruption of the nobility really hurt the devs' ability to get me invested in the protagonist's final victory. Even so, this is still a very worthwhile game to sink your teeth into – especially if it's on sale! I'd give it like an 8/10 and a definite recommendation; if you like Ace-Attorney-style VNs, or romance, or fantasy, I promise you'll find plenty to like here.
Fantastic stuff, hope to see more someday :D
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