Pro Philosopher 2: Governments & Grievances

Bourgeoisie OP, pls nerf

So much substance and education, and so much great humour! One moment I find myself struggling to find the (designed?) gap in whatever world-famous important theory the other laughing out loud at the dumbest jokes. Pro Philosopher games are classics for a reason, and will always be, and this is a great sequel. <3

I really enjoyed the first Pro Philosopher, but I'll admit, the idea of debating Government philosophy seemed daunting. I was pleasantly surprised by the fact that the player-character was similarly wary of the situation. This also helped break the ideas down very neatly and helped me understand them better. For me, one of the most interesting things is how it relates to the real world. There's some lines that you definitely get a sense of which way the developers lean politically, but overall the game does see and acknowledge multiple perspectives. It acknowledges a lot of the fears and critiques of current government systems (primarily American), but it ends with an overall message of how there's potential for things to be better. I also like that it explained a little more about the Jones family and why Ariadne is so passionate about philosophy. In my review of the first game, I said the game was basically Ace Attorney but philosophy instead of law, and I think part of my reasoning is that Socrates and Ariadne felt like generic inserts created because they couldn't use Phoenix and Trucy, Ryunosuke and Susato, or any other "debater and weird-girl sidekick" combo from AA. Fl…

great exploration of philosophy in an ace attorney style

da prince guy be funny

This game is fantastic. This is the sequel to the Original Pro Philosopher, and I was engaged and enjoying the experience throughout. If you liked the first game, I highly recommend it, and if you haven't I recommend you play the first one as well since it is free. The art is more polished, the music is very good, and I like the story. This is a great educational game if you want to learn a bit about philosophy. I recommend this game to anybody who likes the Ace Attorney series.