JudgeSim

86% Very Positive

685 Positive

115 Negative

800 Total Reviews

Things were worse than ever in Banana Republic, a somber island country. While anarchists roamed the streets, corruption was running deeper due to economic crisis and rising crime rates. Bearing these burdens were 'judges' who tried to make things right with honesty...

$6.99

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Genres:

Casual Indie Simulation Strategy

Developer: DelusionArt Studio

Publisher: DelusionArt Studio

Release Date: July 16, 2024 (1 year ago)

Game Details

Achievements

Average Playtime

1.8 hours

Estimated Owners

50000 - 100000

Peak Concurrent Users

Recommendations

758

DLC Count

1 DLC

Median Playtime

1.8 hours

⚠️ Content Warning:

Some of the cases in the play deal textually with the following topics: depiction of sexuality, criminal acts, rape, child abuse, drugs, murder and suicide. In addition, the use of alcohol is encouraged.

🌐 Official Website: www.delusionartstudio.com

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About This Game

JudgeSim is basically a 2D text-based simulation game. Read cases, examine evidence, talk to accused people and try to find out whether they are guilty or not. Once your verdict is finalized, hand down the punishment according to the law. As you progress through the game, it will become more difficult to access evidence, solve cases and give appropriate punishments to accused people. The decisions you make will affect the story's ending. While it may be difficult to stay clean amidst all this corruption with bribes and threats, we assure you that the rule of law is not a very important concept in the Banana Republic. So rest assured that nothing will happen to you! In the game, litigation issues such as divorce, custody, inheritance and compensation are included as side content. You are free to decide as you wish in these cases, which are based on various contradictions and dilemmas that we encounter in real life, except of course your conscience. In addition, you must manage your money well in the game, keep your expenses under control and don't neglect your family. But don't forget that you also need to keep your mental health. No one wants to be judged by a crazy judge.

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