Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Trials and Tribulations

The story is deep and well thought out, the script at times dark, at times humorous, but always entertaining.

The best Ace Attorney game by miles - just play 1 & 2 first! [May 2008, p.89]

Although Trials and Tribulations is essentially the same gameplay as the previous games, let’s admit it…the series is innovative. Who would have thought that the courtroom could be entertaining, better yet enjoyable?

Trials and Tribulations is at the least as good as its predecessor. Although technically nothing has changed, you still get pulled into the game. Gamers with experience in the series will, without a doubt, enjoy Trials and Tribulations.

If you like the first two games (even mildly), there's no need to plead a case. Go get it.

Fans of the game will get it for sure because it successfully continues the overall hilarious plot that makes the series so great and it does bring the trilogy to a close with a nice bang.

Often you’ll present a piece of evidence on a hunch and find him explaining it far beyond your own understanding. The result is a distance from the story, and a reminder of the paucity of interactivity on offer. [Nov 2007, p.99]

This is my favorite game of all time, this is the definition of how to close a trilogy correctly, it closes every arc of every single character introduced in the first two games, the cases are really solid, even though case 3 is a little let down , but still not bad it has its moments, the last case is still the best in the whole series even after playing the rest of the games, please do yourself a favor and play this, you should probably play the Ace Attorney trilogy since it has upgraded sprites and it is completely necessary to have played both the first game and justice for all, Thank me later!

Que gran franquicia, la verdad me la pasé muy bien pasándome la trilogía original

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Phoenix Wright Trials and Tribulation on Nintendo 3DS Game Completed : June 6, 2022 Playtime : 41 hrs I am reviewing it from the perspective of someone already completed its 1st and 2nd game. Its episode 1-4 is one of the worst in the series and quite dragging. While the episode 5 were able to deliver through its story idea and where able to connect all together, it wasn’t as exciting as it tries to be. It was definitely not the strongest in the trilogy. The gameplay is just a continuation of its predecessor overall nothing is really new except its sequel.

Nicely presented text adventure where you play as a defence attorney in a courtroom battle, presenting evidence and cross examining witnesses. An interesting idea, but ultimately it's a bit too prissy and dull.