About This Game Regeria Hope is a whimsical courtroom visual novel in the style of an Attorney game with original characters and cases. You play as Regeria, a female lawyer who can use her powers of logic and reason to prove her clients innocent. It’s not all that straightforward though. Sometimes, you may find compelling reasons for throwing a case, forsaking the very defendant you are sworn to protect. These decisions will affect the outcome of the case and will have a ripple effect on later episodes of the series. The first trial has you defending a husband whose wife has been poisoned during the wedding reception. Currently you have the ability to prepare your witness, and interrupt other characters while they are speaking, but be careful, as you have a time limit to solve the case! KEY FEATURES: 5 episodes - Choices made in early episodes affect future cases. Don't like a character? You can throw them under the bus. Just be sure you're ready to watch them hang. New 'Witness Prep' Gameplay - Prep your witness to say whatever you want. Have them plead for mercy, or make them look like buffoons in front of the court to throw the case faster. New 'Fact Overload' Gameplay - Connect the facts together to bombard witnesses and force them to confess! You only get one shot though, so make it count! New 'Investigation' Gameplay - Short investigation sections which will affect the courtroom scenes. Play a board game and move Regeria to where she needs to be in time! New 'Convince the Jury' Gameplay - Be mindful of all your actions in court! Needlessly interrupting or repeating the same action over and over will change what the jury thinks of you, and you will need to state your case to the jury at the end of each daily court session. Featuring Music by Zack Parrish! Featuring Sprite Art by Maesketch Featuring Background Art by Sendo Voice Acting by: Rachael Messer (Regeria) Marissa Lenti (Artemis) Dane Doyle (Judge) Rocky Marks (Pharrell) DigglyCerides (Hawk) 7aa9394dea Title: Regeria Hope Episode 1Genre: Adventure, Free to Play, IndieDeveloper:Golden Game BarnPublisher:Golden Game BarnRelease Date: 5 Mar, 2016 Regeria Hope Episode 1 Unlock Request Code Keygen regeria hope episode 1 walkthrough. regeria hope episode 1. regeria hope episode 1 walkthrough. regeria hope episode 1 walkthrough. regeria hope episode 1. regeria hope episode 1 Good artwork, and free of charge, Regeria Hope is a neat short VN with potential. While it is heavily inspired by Ace Attorney, pretty much playing like one, it is not as good, but this can be excused given its price tag and not really knowing any games like it for the PC at least. It'll still provide you with an hour of courtroom drama fun. Hope the next episodes are still on their way, as I would very much like to try them out. Recommend.. This one requires some getting used to.But once one get the flow of the game it is engaging and rather fun.Looking forward to the next episodes:Well worth the time to play.. I liked the premise, and the interface was fine to work through, but the so-called twist in the case left me with a bad taste in my mouth and while some of the dialogue was genuinely funny, the bulk of it was irritating and repetitive. This is one of those games that if I could choose a middle option, I'd go with that. As is, choosing Do Not Recommend because of lacking story mechanics and lacking characters.In the future I wouldn't mind trying a block of these cases to work through, but only if the characters were given more distinctive attributes other than "different way of shouting", and if they cut the crap with the "ebil lesbian\/trans scorned lover" shtick.. very cute game, though halfway through my mouse broke T~T (not the games fault). Very similar to the Pheonix Wright games. Solid graphics, good humor, easy puzzles. A fun little game, especially for free.. Very similar to the Pheonix Wright games. Solid graphics, good humor, easy puzzles. A fun little game, especially for free.. Phoenix wright but with a judge who......Im getting hungry......TIME FOR LUNCH.... I liked the premise, and the interface was fine to work through, but the so-called twist in the case left me with a bad taste in my mouth and while some of the dialogue was genuinely funny, the bulk of it was irritating and repetitive. This is one of those games that if I could choose a middle option, I'd go with that. As is, choosing Do Not Recommend because of lacking story mechanics and lacking characters.In the future I wouldn't mind trying a block of these cases to work through, but only if the characters were given more distinctive attributes other than "different way of shouting", and if they cut the crap with the "ebil lesbian\/trans scorned lover" shtick.. This one requires some getting used to.But once one get the flow of the game it is engaging and rather fun.Looking forward to the next episodes:Well worth the time to play.
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