Five pieces of evidence. One chance to explain yourself. An endless courtroom game judged by Jev.

5 points•theRealestAEP•10 days ago•5 comments•
This is just a simple game with procedurally generated legal scenarios where you are accused of a crime and are given 5 pieces of evidence associated with said* crime. You then have 3 minutes to mount a defense to convince Judge Jev you didn't commit the crime. Sometimes the evidence has glaring gaps, other times not so much. I made this little game initially as an experiment for Jevs logical abilities, but I actually had a lot of fun and decided it was worth sharing.

5 comments

erwindegroot8 days ago
This is a really interesting game. For me the timer ran out too quickly every time. I would actually like to really ponder on the hints to figure it out. Maybe you can introduce an untimed-mode? Also, some hints afterwards of what you could've done better would be really nice. A single message saying you're guilty makes you wonder what you missed.
martyz10 days ago
If I say "i didn't do it" every time am I always 'not guilty'?
theRealestAEP10 days ago
hmm I didn't notice that behavior, the game includes scenarios where evidence contradicts
b11210 days ago
An interesting game.
lwi009 days ago
just saying you are innocent is enough to convince him you are

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