A port of Aviary Attorney
Take yourself back to 1848 in Aviary Attorney: Definitive Edition. Paris is on the brink of yet another revolution, and the prisons are overflowing with guilty and innocent alike. One bird stands for justice amid society's chaos.
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clever use of public domain art/music and i loved the attorney-assistant dynamic between Jayjay and Sparrowson.
it's a little short, but witty and I enjoyed my time with it
it's a little short, but witty and I enjoyed my time with it
A charming yet short-lived mystery adventure done in the style of French Revolution art, filled with snappy writing and an enjoyable story. If you like Ace Attorney and don’t mind talking animals this is a great little slice of mystery pie.
Full Review: https://neoncloudff.wordpress.com/2020/02/28/now-playing-february-2020-edition/
Full Review: https://neoncloudff.wordpress.com/2020/02/28/now-playing-february-2020-edition/
Fun little game, but overall a fairly flat experience. Was looking for more of the Ace Attorney vibes, and got something... less.
Charming visual novel with a unique visual style and genuinely funny writing. The game has 3 endings but each feels very limp.
Such a smart use of public domain artwork and music. The writing is impeccable and hilarious. You’ll learn to love your little bird detectives.
It’s essentially an ace attorney game set in 18th century France at the turn of the revolution. I dare say, an ever better game than Ace Attorney. Granted I’ve only played the first game in the series, but Aviary Attorney lacks the long winded dialogue and bland clue finding gameplay of Ace Attorney.
It’s essentially an ace attorney game set in 18th century France at the turn of the revolution. I dare say, an ever better game than Ace Attorney. Granted I’ve only played the first game in the series, but Aviary Attorney lacks the long winded dialogue and bland clue finding gameplay of Ace Attorney.
Solid writing, good humor, and a good mystery to solve.