Mysterious Mystery, EP 1: The Duo Dilemma

Found this game through one of the voice actors promoting it on their page. I will say, I was skeptical it would be a low end game from the 8-bit style and low quality, but I was pleasantly surprised. This game is very well made, the story is very rich and well written. The characters are refreshing, It gave me a few laughs during the play through. I finished the first trial so far and I was overall amazed by the dynamics, the plot twists, and the ending to the first case. Nothing could've ever prepared me for a chapter ending the way this game made it. I thought I made a wrong move and resulted in a game over, yet I was severely wronged when the game showcased how creative it can truly be with its trajectory. This game is by far a very well-made ace attorney inspired game and I was hooked from the first case alone. I'll pick this up and start the next case later, but it's 100% worth the play through and your time.

I'm one of the voice actors of this game, and here's my overall review on it. No glaze involved. Pros: + Rich and creative story line + Plot twists that you would never expect + Cases are lengthy, giving you a nice story to break into. Cons: - Some lines have audio issues - Few bugs here and there, (but that's obviously getting fixed over time.) - Unable to skip dialogue The game revolves around Justin, the protagonist whose dream is to become a well-known detective. Working his way up the ranks with cases that have you stopping to think on every detail of evidence provided. I voice acted two antagonists in this game and I was so excited to have my friends play this and get shocked by the plot twist and realizing that I was the antagonist in both cases. Overall, for an indie developed game, I loved the whole concept and working with this team. While this 8-bit style might not be for everyone, it's a great change of scenery for those who want to experience a mystery game in a...

This was a refreshing change of pace from games I normally play. The game is really entertaining. There was a retro game on the NES and Pc called "Deja Vu" which was an adventure style game that had a sequel "Deja Vu II Lost in Las Vegas". As a private detective you had to track down clues and use items and testimony to solve cases and Mysterious Mystery is very much that. I really liked the dialogue and the fact that the whole game contains voice acting for every character. The pixel art style is very well done as well as the anime like animated facial expressions and movement. A lot of editing and directing must have gone into this project. Something we rarely see these days, especially with the big budget developers. I think the game is also a sort of love letter to games back in the 80's and 90's. I wish we had more games like this. It really is excellent and contains a lot of comedy. You have to use your brain to put evidence together and solve the cases. I have finished the first...