Разработчик: Sketchy Logic
Описание
One man stands for justice amid society's chaos. No. One bird...
Play the role of Monsieur Jayjay Falcon, a bird of prey with a good heart and questionable lawyering expertise. Join him and his witty apprentice, Sparrowson, as the two take on clients, interview witnesses, collect evidence, and deliver justice to the guilty.
With art by 19th century caricaturist J. J. Grandville, and music by legendary romantic-era composer Camille Saint-Saëns, this game promises to be a ~swanderful~ experience.
Features:
- Four chapters of talon-biting intrigue and suspense.
- Dozens of colorful characters to meet, interview, and bribe.
- Did I say bribe? I meant persuade.
- Real-life landmarks. Knock on the doors of Notre-Dame! Loot the Louvre!
- Three fully fleshed-out endings. Decisions have consequences!
- More bird puns than you can shake a feather at.
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7, 8, or 10
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Storage: 500 MB available space
- OS *: Windows 7, 8, or 10
- Memory: 3 GB RAM
- Storage: 500 MB available space
Mac
- OS: OSX 10.7 and above
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Storage: 500 MB available space
Linux
- OS: Any modern Linux distribution
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Storage: 500 MB available space
Отзывы пользователей
If you like Ace Attorney then it's a must buy. It may be a little short but it's a worthwhile purchase.
Good Ace Attorney like game. A bit on the short side and has a few bugs but the story and humor or very good. Great banter between the characters. I had a bug where a few text boxes were slightly cut off but otherwise worked great.
Sparrowson best assistant
A well-written Ace Attorney-like game. Things I liked:
* The art and music. I'm impressed that most of the assets are public domain.
* Even if you failed to get a "not guilty" verdict in a trial, the game would still continue into a different a story branch or with slight variations in the dialogue for the remainder of the game.
* You can fail trials by missing pieces of evidence. I didn't find this too annoying because the trials aren't very long. This is different from Ace Attorney where you basically click on everything until the game tells you you've collected enough evidence.
Things I didn't like:
* The lack of standard visual novel controls such as dialogue history and a fast forward button.
* No Steam achievements and cloud saves. The latter isn't a big issue since the game is relatively short.
What a charming game. Beautiful and unique art style smashing into cute humor. I love these dense bird guys.
Despite being somewhat short and mostly very linear, anyone who enjoys the Phoenix Wright series will like this one.
Great art style, suitably challenging gameplay without feeling too unfair, and there are branching paths toward the end that might prompt replayability. More than just an Ace Attorney parody.
Aviary Attorney is an amusing legal "simulator" that features a unique and artistic 18th century aesthetic! The lovely imbalance of levity and gravitas within the narrative amplified the enjoyability of the game tenfold!
Short and full of soul. Go into this game expecting nothing more than a gorgeous and sassy Ace Attorney knock-off and you will be very pleasantly surprised. One complaint - seeing this in a lot of games nowadays - if your game is basically a visual novel please please include standard visual novel controls (skip, fast forward, text history, quick save/load, etc). I wanted to replay the game to get all the endings, but the lack of a fast forward option made that very tedious.
Very lovely art style. Plays a lot like Ace Attorney with some Sherlock Holmes. Sparrowson is sassy AF. Game is really short, so be prepared for that. I waited for a sale and I'm glad I did. The story was fun and interesting, so check it out if you like these style of games.
I played this game years ago, but it is utterly fantastic. The music, art style, and narrative are great. It's not an overtly long or complicated game, but it's got a good mix of silly and serious, and just managed to be highly entertaining. One of my favourites, and would very much recommend to others.
Robespierre having a bird lawyer grandson. historically adorable 10/10
i think i have a crush on sparrowson
It's bird detectives with humor. Reloading is required for a few things and I recommend hitting the text bar to fast forward the dialog
Beautifully written game. Comparable to Ace Attorney or Later Alligator. Hilarious and very fun.
Charming and hilarious in the first half featuring some interesting crime cases. The second half sadly loses most of its initial charm and goes off the rails. Other than that, it's a funny Ace Attorney inspired little visual novel, so you can except the usual "gameplay". The cases are less complex and court trials less dramatic. The game makes up for it with its hilarious writing and characters.
completely unironically one of the best detective games. beyond the unique artstyle and the presence of real choice, two things that would be notable in any game, it also has a compelling story, memorable characters, good pacing, satisfying puzzles/trials, and a very reasonable price for a game of its genre. it is shorter than most (like sparrowson) and it is very by the books (like falcon), but these limitations enable it to polish what is there. just buy it already
If you're here, you're probably already an Ace Attorney fan, or at least a visual novel fan, and you want to know what makes THIS game special.
Well, this game is about attorneys in Paris in 1848, just before the founding of the Second Republic. Except every single character is an animal person. The main character is a falcon, his assistant is a sparrow, his opposing prosecutors are a rabbit and a cockatiel, the judges are a heron (?) and a wolf. The art style is extremely simple, consisting of public domain images by J. J. Grandville, yet it really works for the game.
What I particularly liked about this game is that it tackles the question of what justice really is. What happens if you defend a client who was actually guilty, and an innocent person gets indicted instead? Where is the justice in a legal system that imposes harsh punishments on poor people who committed petty crimes because they needed to eat? It resolves this so much better than the "Dark Age of the Law" storyline in Ace Attorney 4 & 5.
You will meet, among other characters, a grizzled old war veteran, a prince, a king, a poor mother and her child, an angry rebellion leader, and an angler who is not a fisherman. There are puns galore, and you can assume that any character name is either the name of that animal in French OR the name of a famous person associated with the revolution in 1848. In particular, Jayjay Falcon is using an assumed name, and you will likely be shocked when you find out who he really is.
My friend and I stream the game over Discord and act out the lines from each of the characters. So far we have done one "bad" route and the "good" route, and we still need to finish the other "bad" route. My friend thinks that Ending A, the "bad" route, was more satisfying than the "good" Ending B. I liked both. I really appreciate that there ARE multiple endings and that your choices mean something. It is possible at any point to go back and replay a previous day, if you find later that you didn't get a piece of evidence that you needed.
Obviously I'd recommend this to anyone who enjoys Ace Attorney, but I also feel that the game is "meatier" than Ace Attorney. The graphics are simple but the concept and the text are rich. I'm genuinely sad that this indie games studio doesn't seem to have made any other games, because I'd love another game of this type.
This is the best Ace Attorney I've ever played.
Obvious joke aside, this really is spectacular outing in the adventure-lawyer genre. You really feel like there's a chance at failure instead of being forced along a narrative railroad, the jokes are great, and it even has multiple endings. It has a satisfying length with various branching content that will make a second play-through worth it if you choose to do so. Plus it has birds in suits and classical music, which you just can't beat.
Ace Attorney, but with French birds. Needless to say, I'm obsessed.
Would buy Aviary Attorney on sale ($8 or less). This game is obviously inspired by Phoenix Wright, but is captivating on its own right. You only have a certain number of moves during investigations, and you can miss important info before the investigation is over, making you enter a trial which is doomed from the start. Even better, the story continues on when you lose, and there are different story paths based on which route you're on. Compared to Ace Attorney, Aviary Attorney has a more melancholic and sad atmosphere with witty writing and a faster pace, all of which makes me appreciate the game. I really loved the third case especially, which is sad because the fourth case brought my enjoyment of the game down a lot — it's clear it was rushed to release the product and I lost interest in the story by then. Still overall a good experience though.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Sketchy Logic |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 21.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 77 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 94% положительных (880) |