About This Game 'Arresting Thieves Stealing from a Drunk in a Stakeout is Not Entrapment' (XX-XX-20XX)The Supreme Court has ruled that it is not entrapment when police do not help a drunk pedestrian sleeping on the sidewalk during a stakeout, then arrest thieves who try to steal from the drunk victims. The court judged that "it is not illegal to indict a defendant who voluntarily premeditates and then carries out a crime."Legal Dungeon is a game about organizing Police Investigation Documents.The player must review and provide an Investigation Verdict on reports ranging from petty theft to murder, in eight different criminal cases. Legal Dungeon will teach players that apprehending and punishing criminals is the very essence of Public Safety. Players will quickly become experts in revealing true criminals.The game comes complete with 14 multiple endings and 6 Steam Achievements for the players to unlock. Weigh the value of people’s lives to unlock all the collectables. The game is also home to a cute in-game Screen Mate shop! 7aa9394dea Title: Legal DungeonGenre: Adventure, Indie, SimulationDeveloper:SomiPublisher:SomiRelease Date: 6 May, 2019 Legal Dungeon Crack Game Download To one direction the shoal of fish swarms, that of which reeks of food.How do and how far can one fish go, of which the shoal consists?An interesting thought experiment, highly relatable to your fulltime job.. To one direction the shoal of fish swarms, that of which reeks of food.How do and how far can one fish go, of which the shoal consists?An interesting thought experiment, highly relatable to your fulltime job.. I rarely feel this compelled to write reviews before I finish large portion of the game. But Legal Dungeon did it. If you are a puzzle game player that doesn't hate reading, or want to see a brand new interpretation of law & crime themed games, or are into games that make statements about our society -- then YOU MUST GET THIS GAME. Right from the beginning of the tutorial mission of the game, it doesn't waste any time to set the tone of the game -- yes it's a document thriller not too far off from Papers Please or other "fake operating system" games, but it is also so much more than that. Right from the start the narrative is very clear of its intention -- that you are operating in this "police & law system" that's not always about seeing justice served -- or maybe the "metrics" of justice is skewed at best. And also the actual judge may have different interpretation than your interpretation based on other factors. The second mission (first chapter out of tutorial) makes you immediately feel PROFOUND GUILT PRECISELY BECAUSE YOU FOLLOW THE LAW (and it seems there can be 2 outcomes from this mission)The third mission explores the nuance of how a few pieces of testimony and evidences can be used both ways -- and it all depends on your intention being a police officer. First 1 hour of the game the impact this game gave me is already far greater than a lot of games nowadays even after I played them for their entirety. What an eye-opening work of art. While the game can be intimidating in its amount of reading required, and also the answer to search for is sometimes already very clear but you just fail to notice it in the correct way in the multi-digit pages of documents, that can be a bit frustrating -- but I think that's also an aspect of the actual police work that this game want you to feel. In all, this game far surpasses its predecessor Replica, makes an even more powerful statements about our society (especially the justice system), the narrative is actually very emotional, and while also being a good puzzle game in itself. Highly recommended.. I rarely feel this compelled to write reviews before I finish large portion of the game. But Legal Dungeon did it. If you are a puzzle game player that doesn't hate reading, or want to see a brand new interpretation of law & crime themed games, or are into games that make statements about our society -- then YOU MUST GET THIS GAME. Right from the beginning of the tutorial mission of the game, it doesn't waste any time to set the tone of the game -- yes it's a document thriller not too far off from Papers Please or other "fake operating system" games, but it is also so much more than that. Right from the start the narrative is very clear of its intention -- that you are operating in this "police & law system" that's not always about seeing justice served -- or maybe the "metrics" of justice is skewed at best. And also the actual judge may have different interpretation than your interpretation based on other factors. The second mission (first chapter out of tutorial) makes you immediately feel PROFOUND GUILT PRECISELY BECAUSE YOU FOLLOW THE LAW (and it seems there can be 2 outcomes from this mission)The third mission explores the nuance of how a few pieces of testimony and evidences can be used both ways -- and it all depends on your intention being a police officer. First 1 hour of the game the impact this game gave me is already far greater than a lot of games nowadays even after I played them for their entirety. What an eye-opening work of art. While the game can be intimidating in its amount of reading required, and also the answer to search for is sometimes already very clear but you just fail to notice it in the correct way in the multi-digit pages of documents, that can be a bit frustrating -- but I think that's also an aspect of the actual police work that this game want you to feel. In all, this game far surpasses its predecessor Replica, makes an even more powerful statements about our society (especially the justice system), the narrative is actually very emotional, and while also being a good puzzle game in itself. Highly recommended.
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