Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Presumption of Guilt

About

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, Presumption of Guilt is a fan-made legal drama that picks up mid-series after Phoenix’s second adventure. You follow Wright as he juggles new cases without his usual allies, digging through scenes, interrogating witnesses, and unravelling contradictions in courtroom battles. The game mixes visual novel storytelling with point-and-click investigation, requiring players to spot clues, link evidence, and interrupt testimonies when lies unfold. Six cases are planned, each with branching dialogues and logic puzzles tied to character testimonies. The game stands out for its tight script and dedication to the Ace Attorney formula. While not officially licensed, it mirrors the series’ humor, moral gray areas, and demand for critical thinking. Players navigate cases that challenge Wright’s ethics and resourcefulness, adding fresh layers to his established story. Its fan-made roots show in small details, quirky dialogue and pixel-perfect courtroom pacing, though some puzzles might feel familiar to series veterans. Still, it’s a polished challenge for anyone craving more of Wright’s signature cross-examinations.

Storyline

Only a few months after the infamous Matt Engarde trial Phoenix Wright finds himself with a new client, things seems straightforward right? Well as always there's always the bigger picture... No sooner has one case been completed than another one arises however things seem a bit more complicated this time as Phoenix finds himself without the usual help he gets...