Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy

OBJECTION! …to sleeping on the Apollo era. This is peak “Ace Attorney but make it generational drama” right here. Getting to play through Apollo Justice + Dual Destinies + Spirit of Justice back-to-back is such a good ride — you start with a rookie lawyer trying to figure out why Phoenix Wright is suddenly a suspicious hobo dad, and you end with your whole law firm overthrowing an entire kingdom’s justice system between trials. Beautiful. You don’t just get Phoenix this time — you get a full chaos law office: Apollo with his truth bracelet and arm day, Trucy doing magic instead of research, Athena yelling at people’s emotions, and Phoenix in Mentally Tired Father Mode playing 4D chess in the background. The writing is still witty, the animations still slap, and the courtroom meltdowns are as dramatic as ever. What to expect: • 🧠 Solving cases with logic, lies, and the occasional psychology gadget • 🎩 Witnesses who are either extremely shady, extremely theatrical, or both • 🎶 A soundtrack that goes harder than any visual novel needs to • 👉 Even more dramatic desk slams and pointing (Apollo does NOT play) • ✨ Three ways to be over-the-top in court: Perceive, Mood Matrix, and yelling at a séance • 😭 Unexpected feelings about found family, adopted magician daughters, and kids fixing the legal system The updated look is super clean on PC, the Steam version runs smooth, and it’s just nice having all three of these in one place instead of split across old handhelds. And the fact that you actually see Apollo grow across the trilogy? That alone makes it worth it. The localization keeps that classic AA “we are being funny but also heartfelt” energy, and the twists still land. If you’re an Ace Attorney fan, this is an easy pick-up. If you’re new, it’s still a wild anime courtroom soap opera full of “Aha!” moments, lovable weirdos, and prosecutors who take their aesthetic way too seriously. Verdict: Guilty of being dramatically awesome. 10/10 – would accuse a witness again based solely on a bracelet twitch and a suspicious bowl of noodles.

As long as you go into this knowing this game isn't nearly as good as the original trilogy, it's still really entertaining.

As at writing this I finished Ace Attorney Apollo Justice (AA4) and was midway through AA Dual Destinies (AA5) so take what I say with a grain of salt. I adore AA4, I played the original AA trilogy a while ago now but I still felt like I was playing an original trilogy game. AA4's writing/translation is so phenominal, its consise yet knows when to take breaks to be funny, it's very easy to read and sit through 5/6 hour long reading sessions. The cases are intruiging, while 4-3 is probably the 3rd worst case in the series (im looking at you flying bust...), its still only like a 4/10, but its totally made up for with a banging intro in case 4-1, a really solid standalone case in 4-2 and a crazy good 4-4, what an amazing case. This trilogy is worth buying for the first game alone I feel, and unfortunately that's all I'll probably finish from the series. While I loved AA4, i despised AA5, again I only made it midway through 5-2, but i was having such an unpleasent time i had to leave my time with the game there and cut my losses. Why is AA5 bad? For me, its purely and simply down to the writing, I dont care about the 3D models looking bad or annoying characters (of which the series has had many before AA5), i dropped the game soley for the writing. It feels like in AA5, it takes double the wordcount to reach the same point AA4 would have reached, its bloated, feels slow and with little payoff. I'm also definetly biased as I think 5-1 is the worst case in the series, I've never felt so bored with a case than I have with 5-1 it was so bad. Then after that, im hopeful 5-2 will hook me in, and then right off the bad they show who the killer is??? I mean why I just really really dont like that it takes a lot of the fun I have in the courtroom sections away, sure you can almost always guess who it is, but sometimes you can't so I think it's lame to reveal it. Also as for the character writing, AA4 had me laughing out loud at times, character writing could be so charismatic and witty. I'm totally serious that there wasnt a single moment in the little time I played AA5 I even smiled from a character joke, its just super dissapointing. Overall buy the trilogy for Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney that game is so fire. Try Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies and see if you can sit through the writing but don't hold your breath if your not pulling your hair out by the end of 5-1.

不如123

My beloved series. Can't get enough lawyer man in my life. This remaster was the best gift capcom could give us.

案件的水准比逆转123和逆检低，剧本的体验极差，用贬低嘲讽角色制造戏剧冲突，导致审理的过程让人郁闷，根本没有耐心聚焦于推理。作为续作完全没有考虑前作登场角色的关系，新角色的形象也糟糕，没有让人欣赏的三观，456总体水平一路下滑，算是·把系列的口碑砸了，这样的表现逆转七也干脆别做了

Estás pensando entrar en esta saga? Te recomiendo que empieces por la trilogía original. Estás buscando seguir con la saga y su evolución lógica? Tal vez deberías mirar otra de las trilogías antes. Acabas de terminar otras trilogías y buscas más de lo mismo, no tienes grandes expectativas y aceptarías algo si no ligeramente peor, "igual pero un poco más meh"? Entonces te recomiendo esta trilogía. Tengo sentimientos encontrados con estos tres juegos. En general los he disfrutado y no son malos juegos per sé, pero viniendo de jugar la trilogía original, mis sentimientos es que donde han alargado, ha sido para mal, donde han añadido mecánicas nuevas, al menos a mi no me han terminado de cuajar y al mezclarlas todas... digamos que la suma no ha sido más o igual que la suma de las partes. Quitando eso, hay un par de casos por los que realmente merece la pena jugarlos,, por la historia, personajes y escenas, pero siempre teniendo claro donde te estás metiendo.