Argumentum ad culpam Reviews

Hm...what a curious project, however. When I saw on the cover of this game a creature similar to Zoot from "My Favorite Martian" who was put bread on his head, I didn't even know what to think. And as a result, it turned out to be an unusual and interesting novel, more like a book due to the huge amount of complex and confusing scenario text. It's not going to work just like that, you need to carefully read through to understand what's going on and who all these characters are, by the way... Well, I haven't seen such a psychedelic surreal character design for a long time, very strange, but at the same time curious and original. As for the gameplay, the game resembles something like Phoenix Wright, but not quite, it's something like a "second in a duel" who decides who is to blame and who is not, and instead of pistols he has "arguments", it is with their help that he helps to resolve disputes. (an example of how to solve conflicts, instead of killing each other, for this respect and respect to the authors, I like this philosophy ^_^) I will not spoil the plot, I will only say that it is a complicated detective story that you will not immediately understand, but it is worth it. Anyway, I like the game so far, I like unusual projects.

This, I'm afraid, failed to hook me. The first battle is good - it's possible to follow the arguments and everyone's motivation is (somewhat) clear. After that, though, the story takes a nosedive. You get dumped with lore you've been given no reason to care about... since it's mostly about characters you've heard literally nothing about up to that point. The other battles become too abstract and conceptual to the point where it just doesn't seem worth it to even try and follow the logic. The frequent grammar errors don't help.