Judge Simulator

Judge Simulator is a decision-making and role simulation game where the player assumes the position of a court judge. The main objective is to review presented cases, analyze evidence, and deliver fair or strategic verdicts based on the law and public opinion. Each decision influences the reputation of the player, the trust of citizens, and the stability of the justice system. The game combines reading comprehension, logic, and choice-based mechanics within a procedural structure of hearings and verdicts.

Gameplay and Decision Process

The player begins each case with a summary of facts, testimonies, and legal articles that apply to the situation. The process of reaching a verdict involves assessing multiple perspectives and potential consequences. Time management and moral balance play significant roles, as each ruling may have both immediate and long-term effects. Core gameplay elements include:

•         Reviewing written case summaries and submitted evidence
•         Questioning witnesses and considering conflicting testimonies
•         Delivering final verdicts that shape the game’s outcome
  The player’s decision tree grows as cases become more complex, introducing ethical dilemmas and conflicting motivations between justice, politics, and personal reputation.

Progression and Reputation System

Judge Simulator introduces a progression model tied to reputation and legal accuracy. Correct rulings based on available information improve credibility, while controversial or biased judgments reduce public confidence. Over time, players unlock more challenging cases, ranging from minor disputes to high-profile criminal trials. The balance between fairness and political influence becomes an ongoing challenge, as external pressure from media or government figures may attempt to sway the player’s rulings.

Interface and Accessibility

The interface of Judge Simulator presents court sessions through text-based dialogues, decision panels, and simplified menus. The visual layout focuses on case details and decision options without requiring fast reflexes or mechanical skill. Players navigate through documents, cross-examinations, and closing statements using a clear input system. The game runs on PC and supports basic accessibility options such as adjustable text size and dialogue speed, ensuring that focus remains on logic and comprehension.