of the Devil
Immerse yourself in neon, smoke, and high-stakes legal gambles as a Defense Attorney with uniquely Killer insights in this episodic, diabolically stylish visual novel adventure game.
AN EPISODIC CYBERPUNK MURDER MYSTERY GAME
Download "of the Devil" for Free to play the entirety of the fully-fleshed out prologue chapter:
When Morgan finds herself assigned as Public Defender for the man the police say has shot six people through the heart, she'll need to leverage all her wits and the full force of her "unique insight" into the case to come out unscathed and on-top.
Purchase additional Episodes at your leisure to pursue other self-contained mysteries. Follow along as Morgan battles mega-corporations, cyberpunk gangs, VR cultists, aristocratic secret-society conspiracies, and government weapons projects, both inside and outside the courtroom.
Fight for the truth- and the freedom to do whatever the Hell you want.
THE YEAR IS 2086.
There's a camera in every device and a half dozen devices on every citizen. There are tracking implants in every cybernetic and location tags on every bullet. No stone goes unturned- and every stone is accounted for.
Violent crimes are cleared in 97% of cases.
The few cases that make it to trial result in a guilty verdict 98% of the time.
People are safer now than at any other time in history, and getting away with murder is nearly impossible.
So if you find yourself wrongly accused...
Better hope you've got a Killer Lawyer.
KILLER PROTAGONIST, ESQUIRE
Examine 3D crime scenes, question multifaceted characters, and take advantage of Morgan's own unique killer insight to pursue the truth for your clients in this episodic series of murder mystery stories.
HIGH-STAKES DEDUCTIONS
Build up your CREDIT by investigating thoroughly and asking the right questions- Then read your opponents' hands, call their bluffs, avoid their haymakers and slam down the right evidence to upend their logic.
RICH WORLD, PERSONALITIES, AND STORIES
Explore an atmospheric and vibrant world where cyberpunk rebels clash against the surveillance state, from both inside the justice system and far beyond the reach of the law.
