I’m working on a legal drama video game, to be released on mobile and eventually in a 3D PC port/upgrade. (Mobile version set for release in Q4 2016).
Twelve Absent Men is a satirical legal adventure game with comedic characters, an enthralling storyline and a polished, modern cartoon look. Solve puzzles, confound witnesses and outwit the state prosecutor in this race to that crucial verdict: not-guilty!
We’ve just released our full feature trailer for mobile!!!
Looks intruiging and refreshing! Really liking the interior screens! Well done!
Is this a 2.5 kind of gameplay then? 3D environments in a 2D gameplay mode? Personnaly, I wouldn’t go for cartoonish rendered 2D images, but for complete 3D, but I guess that would make it a bit more difficult to develop on mobile, eh?
There’s a mobile and PC version - so producing both at once, obviously the PC version will probably take twice as long, just thought I’d share some early screenshots of it.
As for the mobile - I’m aiming to do full cartoon.
Working on a new UI for the mobile version of Twelve Absent Men!
Inspired by the legal drama genre, the game combines elements of satire and humour with the seriousness of a court of law. It is self-aware in following the “mythic” traits of legal dramas: that law is comedic, justice is swift, the right side always wins and judges have an (almost) infinite amount of patience.
Push the judge too hard, however, and you’ll lose the game entirely, and be held in contempt of court!
The game is set for release on Android (Nov, 2016).
Get ready to solve puzzles, confound witnesses and outwit the state prosecutor in this race to that crucial verdict: not-guilty!
Inspired by the legal drama genre, the game combines elements of satire and humour with the seriousness of a court of law. It is self-aware in following the “mythic” traits of legal dramas: that law is comedic, justice is swift, the right side always wins and judges have an (almost) infinite amount of patience.
**Featuring: **
Objections, examinations, cross-examination, and key decision moments.
Nine different endings.
Ability to call up witnesses in the order you would like to examine them.
Judge anger meter – with the possibility of being thrown out of court.
The use of evidence to solve who really committed the crime.