The gameplay is split into two separate parts which are trial and investigation. In the investigation part, you try to gather as much evidence as possible. While investigating you can do things such as look for blood, dust for fingerprints, or ask people for information or evidence. In the trial part, you try to defend your client with the evidence you gathered. Whether you actually have to know the proper law terms and laws is unclear, but when you make a big enough mistake the judge punishes you and you can only be punished five times before you lose.
This game got overall good ratings. It is criticized for being to linear, although everything else was pulled off well. While this game doesn't seem horrible, I would want to play it before actually commiting to buying it.
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