JudgeSim
DelusionArt Studio · 2024 · Simulation, Indie, 2D, Text-Based, Political
PC
Very Positive84% · 1,335
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About JudgeSim
✦ AI summary
Investigate crimes, examine evidence, and decide the guilt or innocence of accused criminals while managing corruption, bribes, and your own sanity in this narrative-driven judicial simulation. Your verdicts shape the story's outcome across increasingly complex cases involving murder, divorce, and inheritance disputes in a morally questionable banana republic.
JudgeSim is basically a 2D text-based simulation game. Read cases, examine evidence, talk to accused people and try to find out whether they are guilty or not. Once your verdict is finalized, hand down the punishment according to the law.
As you progress through the game, it will become more difficult to access evidence, solve cases and give appropriate punishments to accused people. The decisions you make will affect the story's ending.
While it may be difficult to stay clean amidst all this corruption with bribes and threats, we assure you that the rule of law is not a very important concept in the Banana Republic. So rest assured that nothing will happen to you!
In the game, litigation issues such as divorce, custody, inheritance and compensation are included as side content. You are free to decide as you wish in these cases, which are based on various contradictions and dilemmas that we encounter in real life, except of course your conscience.
In addition, you must manage your money well in the game, keep your expenses under control and don't neglect your family. But don't forget that you also need to keep your mental health. No one wants to be judged by a crazy judge.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Way too short to justify buying it full price. If you're going to buy it, wait until it's at least half off, or better yet, just watch someone's playthrough. It'll probably be more entertaining, anyway.3 found this helpful
If you're looking for a good game with engaging gameplay and a well written story, this is not the game you're looking for. If you are, however, looking to waste a few hours and have some fun trying to decipher text written by someone whose english is probably a 4th or 5th language, then this is the game for you. Pros: -It's easy to play, just click through, read a little bit, no complicated mechanics to engage with that you need to worry about. -The art is cute, and genuinely well done. Cons: -Cases are written horribly, females are referred to as he, names are misspelled or swapped, people contradict themselves in one breath (ex.: "I wasn't even at the incident! When the incident happened, I left because I felt scared!" (Yes, this is an actual statement from one of the criminals)) -An assassination/arrest mechanic that literally does nothing. Like, literally, as long as that chance is under 100%, you can just keep restarting the day over and over again until you don't hit the two 6s (which aren't even randomly generated, there's like 4 different possible outcomes to the dice) and live, and literally nothing happens, the game would be the exact same without this mechanic, jus…2 found this helpful
It's pretty solid for the price. I would love for there to be more cases added and add more playtime. Also, I guess they updated the game and changed all the names? Not a problem, but doesn't help too much for game guides and achievements. Lastly, I would love a mechanic that tells you more directly whether you made the "right" decisions - "right" being defined as according to the rules in the Law Book, not whether or not they're moral.1 found this helpful
Loved the game
verey good game
i yam the law
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