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2017PCPlayStationNintendo Switch

A courtroom mystery set in Victorian London and Meiji-era Japan, where you play a young defense attorney exposing contradictions in testimonies, jury arguments and Herlock Sholmes' wild deductions. It stands out for quirky humor, gripping interwoven cases and a strong finale.

  • Historical setting
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Lots of humour
  • Puzzles and brain teasers

The closest matches for The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve are The Rise of the Golden Idol, The Case of the Golden Idol and Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars Reforged. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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The Rise of the Golden Idol

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2024PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified92 % positive19.50 €

Brings what grabs you about The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve: a historical setting, puzzles to figure out and a strong story.

A deduction-driven detective puzzler where you solve 20 bizarre crime scenes in 1970s America by gathering clues, identifying people and piecing together events yourself. There is no hand-holding, only your own logic and observation.

The Case of the Golden Idol

Distinctive, stylised art style

You investigate twelve baffling deaths spanning centuries, gathering clues in pixel-art crime scenes and piecing together names, motives and sequences into your own theory. Pure deduction with little hand-holding makes it feel like genuine detective work.

Aviary Attorney

Lots of humour

A courtroom adventure in the style of Ace Attorney where you play a bird lawyer in 19th-century France, investigating cases and defending clients. Its art mimics Grandville-style illustrations with animal characters, mixing humor with branching story paths.

Circle of Blood

Historical setting

A classic point-and-click adventure (known as Broken Sword) in which American tourist George Stobbart gets caught up in a Paris bombing and uncovers a Knights Templar conspiracy. Clever inventory puzzles, dry humor and a gripping conspiracy plot define the experience.

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