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In Tyrion Cuthbert: Attorney of the Arcane, you play as a defense attorney who practices law in a world of fantasy and wizards. You must defend clients accused of various crimes committed using magic and use the rules of magic to prove them innocent.
Tyrion Cuthbert: Attorney of the Arcane is a visual novel, anime and mystery game
developed and published by Diamondhenge Entertainment.
Released on June 23rd 2023 is available in English on Windows and MacOS.
It has received 1,320 reviews of which 1,288 were positive and 32 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.2 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 28.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7, 8, 10
- Processor: Intel Core i3 / AMD Phenom II X4
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 650 / AMD R7 250
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- Sound Card: Any
MacOS
- OS: MacOS Mojave
- Processor: Dual-core CPU
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 650 or equivalent
- Storage: 1 GB available space
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I gotta come clean on something : I initially found this game by sailing the great seas (times are a bit hard here hehe...), but when I finished it, I knew I would regret it all my life if I didn't support the creator, so I bought it. I'm not good with lengthy reviews, so I'll just say this : Trust me, you won't regret this purchase either.
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It wears its Ace Attorney inspirations on its sleeves, right down to the detective character having Gumshoe's animations. Homage is very good in this case, as it does enough to give it it's own appeal instead of just being a copy of the premier Lawyer-Em-Up. If you do enjoy AA, then this game scratches those itches while bringing a new setting and rules to the formula. I think the only thing I'd complain about is how short and direct it feels at times. Much better than if it waffled too much, but the cases blaze through the mystery pretty quick and there's a lot of clues that feel like they're present just to fill up space Still, I'm more than ready for the sequel
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Really long review with spoilers, sorry in advance lmao If you liked any of the Ace Attorney games for its character interactions - specifically the aspect of having "enemies" work together - you're at the very least going to enjoy the story. It's really quite good. My only problem with the game is that, sometimes - although it really is quite uncommon - the "prompt" for figuring out what evidence should be presented, or how a deduction should be worded, is very vague, and you could logically approach the same conclusion in multiple different ways using the very words provided for you to make a deduction with. It's such an uncommon occurrence that it really doesn't matter, you can just open the steam guide for it if you've locked in on one interpretation and are struggling to imagine a different one. If ever you come to those scenarios, try to imagine you're creating an example scenario with similar circumstances and imagine different ways to approach the problem; works for me, you might find more success using different methods. Huge shoutout to insaneintherain, wouldn't have heard of this game if it wasn't for him. Great soundtrack, team did a stellar job, glad I finally got around to playing it; the OST is catchy, relaxing when it needs to be, and exciting when such is called for. I didn't like the ending for a couple of reasons, but it's kind of to be expected; the dev(s?) had to rush to the finish line with a dwindling budget. It absolutely surprised me that this game didn't even meet its crowdfunding goals; you'd expect something barely put together, but instead it's a game absolutely deserving of its overwhelmingly positive rating. Spoilers ahead, more of a technical and logical appreciation of the game but it includes some plot points from the latter half of the game. I initially was worried about the introduction of the "Eye of Horus" as a mechanic: I immediately assumed this would be used like a "Get out of jail free" card whenever the need for it arose. This was the case; and of course it would be, because - logically - why wouldn't you use such a powerful tool, especially when it has virtually no drawbacks? I was worried I'd see that tired trope of "Oh I can't rely on this CLEARLY POWERFUL AND COMPLETELY CONSEQUENCE-LESS TOOL because I would be like not a good attorney or something" but what happens instead is that a need for it arises multiple times, and by the climax it's a necessity, and it only barely helps you. The introduction of memory alteration and spells that can cause illusions makes it so, even WITH such a tool, telling the truth is genuinely difficult. The game does an incredible job of keeping its fantasy logic in check. I have some issues with the consistency behind demons and pact-making, as it's presented in the game, because it seems to have some very glaring issues in regards to morality, legality, and consistency behind its logic on those topics. But I digress; everything else about the game's logic is surprisingly, very internally coherent. Must have been VERY hard to do given the dozens of different spells that exist in the game. I've always been of the opinion that the mark of a good fantasy story is how internally consistent its fantasy logic is, and you guys did amazingly well. I have to say, though, the bit of inconsistency with Aria's entire situation at the end of the game kind of left a very bitter taste in the mouth. I know it ended well for Tyrion and Celeste, but Aria really got such an awful end of the stick. I don't know where on the scale of "downright evil things to happen to a person" this lands, but "having your marriage certificate used to force you into a demonic pact by the person you adore more than anything and anyone in the world and having your body and your spells forcefully and unconsensually used to commit a double homicide" must land somewhere between "Never recovering from that" to "One's very soul is tormented by what happened even in the afterlife". I understand why the end was rushed - budget was low, happens - but it was too jarring. I feel like it wasn't just Aria's character who was wronged, but Aster's too; I really liked his dynamic with the main cast and even with Aria, and was completely ready for him to be wrong or evil in some way, but all of this? All over the span of pretty much the last 10 minutes of the final chapter? It's more than a rug pull, it's a total gut punch. It was introduced in such a way that removed any capacity for redemption, for rationalization, for an introspective even on how he became who he was; you're just kind of told "he was insane and irredeemable, some people just are". It really makes no sense. There's an extent to which a wolf wears the skin of a sheep to get what he wants, and this was seriously pushing it, to such an absurd degree that it falls into one of the worst character assassinations I've ever seen. At the end of the day, though, I understand why it happened. I get that the dev(s?) ran out of time and funding. It's just a shame that those events will be a fact for the future games in this series. I know it's unprecedented to retcon, or even straight up alter the plot in the game after its release, but I genuinely hope it happens for the sake of salvaging the ending and the future of the characters in this series. As it stands, a certain character will always have an air of hopelessness/despair that I can't rationally justify the disappearance or alleviation of in the future of the series, maybe save for the presence of someone up for that beyond-herculean task.
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A WAY better game than I would have ever expected just looking at its Steam page. Clever and engaging and definitely delivers on what I wanted from its fantasy setting. Easily as good or even better than most Ace Attorney games - the pacing never dragged, the characters never actively annoyed me. The OST is particularly stand out, some songs would be stuck in my head for days. The art is a little limited in places, but I understand that they were working with a small budget. My only gripe is with the UI. Somehow even hours in, I never got used to how items in menus were highlighted and would often select things I didn't mean to. Overall, highly recommend. Everyone buy this! I want to see what they can do with a bigger budget!
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For the small budget that this game had, I was very impressed with what it was able to accomplish. Sure there were a few bugs and the story has a couple lose ends as a result of being a little rushed, but overall I had a great time with this game. The characters were written well for the most part, and the cases were pretty fun too. Everyone compares it to the Ace Attorney series, which makes sense because it was clearly very heavily inspired by it, but it's also unique enough to be its own thing. If it gets a sequel with a higher budget, I could see this series developing into something great. This is a fun game for anyone that is interested in this genre, just don't set your expectations too high and you'll have a good time.
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Tyrion Cuthbert: Attorney of the Arcane is currently priced at 28.99€ on Steam.
Tyrion Cuthbert: Attorney of the Arcane is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 28.99€ on Steam.
Tyrion Cuthbert: Attorney of the Arcane received 1,288 positive votes out of a total of 1,320 achieving an impressive rating of 9.21.
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Tyrion Cuthbert: Attorney of the Arcane was developed and published by Diamondhenge Entertainment.
Tyrion Cuthbert: Attorney of the Arcane is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Tyrion Cuthbert: Attorney of the Arcane is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
Tyrion Cuthbert: Attorney of the Arcane is not playable on Linux.
Tyrion Cuthbert: Attorney of the Arcane is a single-player game.
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Tyrion Cuthbert: Attorney of the Arcane does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
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Diamondhenge Entertainment
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Diamondhenge Entertainment
Release
23 Jun 2023
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