The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles

Long story short: The Great Ace Attorney 1 is already a pretty good game, but man, The Great Ace Attorney 2 is one of my favorite games of all time. By the way, one silly thing that I would like to recommend: If you enjoyed these games, you should definitely check out the "Sherlock Holmes" books. Reading them and seeing all the little things they referenced in the games really put a smile on my face.

I don't understand how they managed to make it gayer than Narumitsu/Wrightworth but the madlads did it.

Compared to other Ace Attorney games, this one did feel a little heavier on dialogue/story. Although, I appreciated that it seemed to have a cohesive and interesting plot. The cases did seem easier, or maybe just more intuitive to solve. Also, arguably the most good-looking male characters in the entire series. Hosonaga is a real stand up guy, Sholmes is an entertaining dude, and van Zieks and his zesty poses will forever live in my mind rent-free. Sorry Miles and Simon, but the leg desk slam was an awakening. Recommended for the reasons above. Go play it if you haven't yet.

Ace attorney at its best-fun art, fun characters, terrible, terrible puns.

I've only played through the first case so far, but this is exactly what you'd expect - more phoenix wright, but set in the late 1800's in japan. Really fun stuff. :)

Best 3D Ace Attorney game. however the achievements are bugged as hell

玩过逆转裁判的玩家绝对会喜欢的一款，非常原汁原味的巧舟出品。但节奏说实话有些拖沓，很可惜的是还是不支持跳过对话，连续看同一句话五六次是真的反胃。

It's the Great Ace Attorney. You play as a Great Ace Attorney. This duology is probably the best of Ace Attorney, with amazing twists, music, and characters. Genuinely recommend to anyone who enjoys Visual Novels, or Ace Attorney in general. Ryunosuke is the greatest protagonist and I will protect him.

This is a visual novel with a detective mystery theme. It's another entry in a long series and it's OK, but I don't think you should play it if you've already played any of the previous games, unless you're excited about it to the point where you don't read reviews like this. It covers very familiar ground. There's a lot of charm here, plenty of goofy characters, and the mysteries themselves aren't that bad. This is a bundle/remaster of two games, so you get a lot of cases for your buck. However, the game is very long and overexplained, which is bad in itself, since it might irritate you the way it irritated me. But also, when you see some inconsistency or a stretch in logic that characters ignore, it becomes all the more infuriating when they spend hours talking around weak plot points. I've played the first game and reached the second case of the second game before I felt that was enough - I'm tired of all the bits more than I wonder what's happening with the central plot. Also, the series is inherently unrealistic and nonsensical, but here the mechanics of the court are so bizarre that even the characters themselves comment on it. It makes for a fun drama, but there's no internal logic to it at all, which wouldn't be an issue in your usual goofy cartoonish story, but here, logical deduction is the name of the game. But again, if you haven't played any of the Ace Attorney games, the novelty of it all will likely outweigh the issues.

Extremely fun mystery game with a lot of twists and turns that will keep you motivated to finish the cases and engaged with the story and characters the whole time. Highly recommend, and I hope some day in the future I might be able to play this all at once rather than over the course of a year between studies.

Honestly, this pair of games is the single best introduction to the series AND the best entry (if counted individually OR as a whole). Every single case is memorable and written to perfection. GAA Resolve case 3 was the hardest I've laughed at an AA game period.

My favorite of the bunch and maybe my favorit game in general

Visual novel with point and click mechanics where you investigate and solve mysteries as a Japanese lawyer in Victorian England. The story is complex and it is a wild ride with many twists and colorful characters. There is much reading and thinking to be done. Chronicles consists of two games that were released seperately in Japan. The story spans both games. The Ace Attorney series should be familiar to most gamers and The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles is another stellar addition to the series. It has no linear connection to the Ace Attorney main games apart from courtroom drama, style and gameplay so there is no problem if this game is your first in the series. You swap between investigating crime scenes, collecting clues and interviewing people and fighting to defend your client in court and uncover what really happened. The art style is good (though some of the 3Dish stuff is a bit rough). The music is simple, but amazing. It is impossible to not get goosebumps when the music changes to the more intense tones during the court battles. The gameplay is similiar to the other Ace Attorney games with a few new additions. You can interact with the evidence, like for example turn it around or open it, to discover more clues about the evidence. There is also a kind of "deduction mini-game" that is introduced after the first case, but I found this to be more tedious than challenging. It is simply too easy (though in two of the cases it done really well). This doesn't ruin the experience, but it drags some parts out a little bit. Something this game does very right though, is that it doesn't have any "How the fuck was I supposed to know that?!" moments. Everything is possible to deduce if you just think. The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles is a great game. There are a couple of things that bugged me during my playthrough. The first is the lack of Japanese voice acting for the Japanese characters, or just that they added voice acting some parts of the game (I am not talking about the "OBJECTION!" and that stuff, but regular voice acting). It doesn't fit, but it doesn't ruin the experience. The second is at least two instances where evidence will change just because the plot has moved forward. Again, nothing major and it doesn't ruin the game, just remember to check some of the evidence in your possession more than once. It is one of the best "detective/mystery solving" games out there. Going through testimony and then finally realizing what the contradiction is, is amazing and very few games manage to copy that feeling.

Best Ace Attorney outside AAI2.

Somebody check on Hosonaga please

Great Game

It has Herlock Sholmes

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