- October 11, 2012
- 1337 Game Design
- 4h median play time
Devil's Attorney
Platforms
About
"Devil's Attorney" is a turn-based strategy game set in the 1980s, where you play as a morally ambiguous defense attorney named Max McMann. Your goal is to free all your clients, earn money for apartment upgrades and new accessories, and unlock courtroom skills. This tongue-in-cheek game delivers humor and challenging gameplay, with 10-12 hour campaign and court cases that require strategy and wit.
- The game features a charming art style and humorous writing that keeps players engaged.
- The turn-based gameplay is strategic and requires players to think critically about their moves.
- The voice acting and character interactions are well-executed, adding to the overall enjoyment of the game.
- The game is too short, with many players finishing it in just a few hours, leading to disappointment.
- There is a lack of replayability, as once completed, there are no additional levels or content to explore.
- Some players experienced bugs and issues, particularly with controls not responding properly on certain devices.
humor
403 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in this game is widely praised for its clever writing, engaging character banter, and nostalgic references, particularly to 1980s pop culture. Players appreciate the witty dialogue and amusing courtroom interactions, which contribute to a light-hearted and entertaining experience. While some find the humor occasionally cheesy or repetitive, the overall consensus is that it significantly enhances the game's charm and enjoyment.
“This game needs DLC; the dialogue in court and after purchasing upgrades is well written and very humorous.”
“Each character has a fun and unique design with their own voice lines, character, and humor.”
“The banter between the characters is hilarious, the case descriptions are well written, and the gameplay itself works well.”
“Not funny and repetitive.”