LogFAQs > #956865265

Dropping thoughts as they come to my head. Some of what others have said I agree with and just reiterating

It's different in a way that does not feel like an Ace Attorney game, like the tone and setting makes a difference. I agree to drop the expectation that it's supposed to be an AA game for that. And definitely feels better psychologically to treat this as 1 game with 10 cases

Gameplay is very handholdy like AA5, streamlined so game plays itself most of the time. The timing of information being revealed feels a bit off, both for individual cases and for the bigger storyline (but it picks up a lot in Case 8). A lot of dialogue feels really filler. I'm conflicted because I think it does a lot of character building but it's very inconsequential. But because of that character building, I really like them all, I think Susato has been the best and most competent AA partner ever.

The package is fantastic with all the extras and the lower cost too for a game that's never been localized yet (probably make less money than Nintendo's methodology but the consumer thanks you)

I'm still very much enjoying the ride, it's really picking up and I'm glad I'm playing

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