You'll likely enjoy this is you've played and enjoyed the Phoenix Wright games. The only downside is that the cases are a bit too easy compared to those, as you collect much less evidence and it's usually easier to see when they'll come into play to make the correct decisions. However, unlike Phoenix Wright, you don't have to make the correct decisions; the story will continue if you muck up your investigations or misrepresent your argument in court, which changes the narrative. The first two cases are pretty linear, though both can be won or lost, which changes the story some. Then, the third case is extremely open, with three possible endings depending on how you approached the investigation; this leads to three distinct end paths and three different 'case 4's that you can play through.

An enjoyable experience for the niche, though I'd recommend waiting for a sale ($15 may run a bit steep for some, as the game will only run you about 5-6 hours).

You'll likely enjoy this is you've played and enjoyed the Phoenix Wright games. The only downside is that the cases are a bit too easy compared to those, as you collect much less evidence and it's usually easier to see when they'll come into play to make the correct decisions. However, unlike Phoenix Wright, you don't have to make the correct decisions; the story will continue if you muck up your investigations or misrepresent your argument in court, which changes the narrative. The first two cases are pretty linear, though both can be won or lost, which changes the story some. Then, the third case is extremely open, with three possible endings depending on how you approached the investigation; this leads to three distinct end paths and three different 'case 4's that you can play through. An enjoyable experience for the niche, though I'd recommend waiting for a sale ($15 may run a bit steep for some, as the game will only run you about 5-6 hours).