Man of Law | Judge simulator

I saw this game on YouTube thinking it would have more to it, but the videos I was shown were way off from how the game actually is. With that being said, I don't necessarily recommend this game unless you're looking for a simple 2D choices game with a lot of reading and not much gaming. I can't say it's worth the money and it's disappointing since the game has potential, it just feels like an abandoned game from the creators.

An entertaining couple of hours of gameplay. The english is bad, so keep that in mind when reading the text. It is more of an interactive novel than a game. The commentary is pretty funny.

Very unplayable, can't even get through one single court case. The dialogue is unfinished and makes everything only more confusing. Can't really find a single thing that I actually enjoyed about this game and that is saying something. not even 15 minutes in and the game just refuses to work.

I was pretty excited for this game since I'm an attorney in the US. I can easily overlook the amount of reading needed as well as grammar and spelling issues (to a degree). However, I cannot overlook the broken game mechanics (prompts making zero sense), the "railroad" into some weird political commentary as part of the story line, and the overt misogyny in player POV, case facts, and witness testimony. There are ways to tackle the real legal issues faced during witness testimony and voir dire (jury selection) and the creators absolutely failed at every step. It is astoundingly clear that there was no real understanding of the American legal system despite the game being set in the US (with references to Vegas, Los Angeles, New York). If you happen to be an attorney or in law school, spare yourself the absolute brain rot this game induces. To the creators, do better and be more creative than "haha women lie and are harlots. haha women are gold diggers. we treat animals with similar respect as animals - what a radical concept. oh spooky - it's the 80s and women are dressed differently." It's not edgy - it's outdated and low effort.

Incomprehensible English and game mechanics.

It's just terrible. Don't buy it