Narrative is More Accurate

Game

HE BEAT HER.

8 years ago

With the help+review of @crabman from Ludum Dare, I’ve made the narrative more accurate so that:

———————SPOILERS——————-

‘Win’ endings are ambiguously a win.
You can purposefully convict your client.
Removed controversial/inaccurate phrases e.g. “based on a few words..” >!“Based on the prosecutor’s words..” “there’s no denying who’s guilty.” “having this mental illness is dangerous..”
In the action “grab phone Chrissa bipolar” (1 of 3 ‘win’ endings), you find out the girlfriend does not remember the knife incident, but remembered doing something in self-defense (female-on-male abuse is more likely to be self-defensive (Kimmel, 2002)).
Changed ‘prosecutor’ to ‘plaintiff’.

I had no idea this game would get popular, so I’ve revised it to reflect reality better. Note - still fictional.

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