About these games
Join rookie attorney Apollo Justice and his mentor Phoenix Wright in a collection of three adventure games. Together they hold 16 episodes – 14 from Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Spirit of Justice, and 2 Special Episodes once available only as DLC. Bonuses include Orchestra Hall with music and orchestral arrangements, an Art Library of illustrations and the prologue anime, and an Animation Studio. Playable in several languages, among them English, French and Japanese.
This double pack brings together two adventures of rookie lawyer Ryunosuke Naruhodo, ancestor of Phoenix Wright. Set in late 19th-century Japan and England, each title contains five murder-mystery episodes full of drama, humour and twists. You gather evidence, question witnesses and try to work out the culprit’s intent before heading to court, where you hear testimonies, cross-examine witnesses and present evidence. A assistance feature is available if your investigation hits a dead end.
This collection bundles both Ace Attorney Investigations games. Players take on the role of Miles Edgeworth, the prosecutor known from the mainline Ace Attorney titles, who leaves the courtroom to walk around crime scenes, gather evidence and clues and talk with persons of interest. Cases are solved through logic and deduction. Both games got the full HD treatment with new chibi designs, and a classic pixel art style is available. Chapter Select, Autoplay and Story Mode, which solves even the toughest puzzles, were added, plus a gallery of illustrations, animations, character sketches and music.
Murders on the Yangtze River is a detective game from OMEGames Studio in the vein of Ace Attorney, set in China in the early 20th century. You step into the role of John Shen, a travelling detective seeking the truth and revenge for his brother’s death as he takes on a series of puzzling cases along the Yangtze River. You inspect crime scenes, collect evidence, interrogate suspects and hunt for contradictions in their testimonies to identify the culprit, with logic puzzles along the way. The game is rendered in an ink wash painting style, features memorable characters such as his vivacious assistant Frankie, and includes an intuitive tutorial that gradually raises the challenge.
At Hope’s Peak Academy, Japan’s top high school, Makoto Naegi and his classmates are trapped inside, cut off from the outside world and at the mercy of a strange, murderous little bear named Monokuma. He turns the students against each other, promising freedom to anyone who kills a classmate and gets away with it. You investigate each death, search for clues and talk to your classmates to get to the bottom of every case. In trials where Monokuma is judge, jury and executioner, you trade deadly wordplay with suspects, dissecting their statements and firing their words back at them to expose lies.
Jabberwock Island, once a popular tourist destination, now stands uninhabited yet oddly pristine. You and your classmates at the elite Hope’s Peak Academy were brought here by your teacher for a school trip, until Monokuma returns to restart his murderous game. Trapped in a kill-or-be-killed situation, your only hope of escape lies in solving the island’s mysteries: for each case you forage for clues and interview classmates to uncover the opportunity, motive and means, then use your evidence during the Class Trial to shoot down the false truths of the other students.