Where the Hell is my Lawyer!?!
“Where the HELL is my lawyer?” is a 2D video game that mixes legal defense with fantasy elements. Players play as a demon lawyer who defends strange clients to win their cases and return to hell. The game is funny and encourages players to think fast and be creative. Each case is different, with new challenges and characters, making the game interesting and fun. The game stands out for its unique concept and gameplay, combining strategy and humor. It’s designed for both fans of legal games and those who enjoy fantasy, promising an exciting experience in a supernatural courtroom setting.
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Saprina28919 Apr 2024, 06:49
I really enjoyed playing the game! The artwork was fun and I loved the music/sounds a lot! The humor was amazing as well. I played 4-5 rounds and I think the most won I got was 2. At first, it felt really complicated. There was so much visual feedback happening at once that I didn't know what to look at. I think it might have helped if there was more time to read everything that was going on before it all disappeared. I didn't realize the other side took damage based off a certain attack until the second round, just because the numbers left before I could read it. I realized that the lines were mostly just fluff and then things got easier because I was mostly focused on the icons in the box. I think given the time limit that it makes sense that all of them was random, but it did add to the confusion.
All in all I had a lot of fun and think it was a really well made game! The mechanics seemed really cool, just a bit hard to understand.
All in all I had a lot of fun and think it was a really well made game! The mechanics seemed really cool, just a bit hard to understand.
What I've noticed:
The judge seems to have different affinities? Like sometimes he'll emit a +++ or a - for the green head with halo, the red devil or the yellow face. I think this is selected per case?
The second icon has different effects, e.g. the red sword lowers the opponent score, and the green face without multiples ... something... by 1.5. Maybe it's the score from the other symbol?
But then win or loss feels randomly determined by whether the faces the judge prefers comes up, and it's not clear when you should use the sword to attack vs build your own points.
The art and setting are really nice, but I just couldn't wrap my head around the gameplay.