r/AceAttorney

Endō: Basically, he's very obsessed with the quality of the game, which made making this game a battle against the available time we actually had. "If you spend too much time on that part, we won't have time for the rest..." So many times I had to hold in and not speak that line. Sometimes I failed at that and just blurted it out to him.

Takumi: We had a different team structure this time, so I myself had trouble adapting too. Personally I thought I was just covering the bare necessary elements... but maybe I'm crazy. Because of me, Endō had to reschedule everything more than a few times. Sorry!

i feel like whenever i try to find people that like ace attorney, theres never any luck </3 so i thought id make this post,, more specifically id love to meet any other fellow queer adult fans!!!! or if anyone can recommend an active 18+ discord server they're also free to let me know through dms and also send your user too so i can add you! :)

anyway that aside my favorite aa game hands down has to be investigations. i love edgey, gumshoe, lang, ema, maya, phoenix, and dahlia the most !!!! ive done almost every game except tgaa but i need to get motivated enough to finish it

I stole my girlfriend’s Switch while we were on vacation (still not giving it back) and I’m retracking my way back through the series. But I know I’ll want something more to follow up on this itch, or in between games so I don’t completely burn out… I want to savor this trek back to my teenage years.

So I hope this is the right place to ask? I mean, not like there’s dedicated subs for this kind of game (detective/courtroom visual novel sims?) It’s such a specific mix of absurd moments, comedy, cartooniness and detective work but also hits emotionally at the same time.

The only game in this vein I played, was Paradise Killer a few years back, and it was amazing how the base plot worked and how you could at any point make the call, regardless of how little evidence you have. I’m also kinda curious about how Guilty or Not will look like when it actually comes out, because it seems to be following that same absurdist streak, except it’s more of a sandbox game (judging by the trailer) where the unintended consequences are the point, with no linear story? I don’t really know what to expect, but it’s an interesting little curiosity of a game I found out about recently.

That’s where my trail runs cold, essentially… but I’m hoping I can find another brilliant recommendation from you fine people here? :)

PS doesn't matter if it's console or PC