This fangame needs to be sent directly at anyone working for the next Ace Attorney game

So true vex is peak

Yeah i'd love a game where you play as him not yet corrupted

This guy is just so nutty

Hemlock's breakdown is 3DS tier. Like, I could imagine it being fully animated with DD/SOJ's 3d models, making the fact that it was animated in PYWRIGHT of all things even more impressive.

Considering the limitations of pywright, amazing.

Pretty much. Though I can see elements of the Phantom and even Ga'ran within Hemlock though the latter was purely coincidental.

Who are the other 3?

It is, and I'd definitely recommend checking out contempt of court for yourself. To answer your question though, the sad fact is that most ace attorney fangames/fan cases are commonly swept to the wayside. Even the top-dog ones like Contempt of Court here aren't even close to public knowledge in the ace attorney fanbase.

You're very much welcome. The more people who get to experience this game blind, the better. I would know since I spoiled the entire game for myself before I even played the first case. Whoops.

idk i cant really tell

Yeah, I’d like to see some contempt of court fan art. I’ve looked online and found practically nothing.

so damn true

@@megadizzy9320 GOAT 🗣️🗣️

I have, but a lot of those breakdowns I've seen weren't quite as cinematic or ambitious as contempt of court to warrant their own videos. That's not to say those fangames are completely bad, just not as easy to make a video like this for them.

@@megadizzy9320 what makes a breakdown ambitious or cinematic? Sorry for the very late question.

@@leogonzalez5401 It's fine, don't worry about it. What I mean by ambitious or cinematic is if the breakdown just goes beyond the character just screaming a lot. It's got to have more substance to it than that, like Vulper kicking the judge off the stand and declaring himself guilty, vulper ripping off the mask of Titus krump to reveal his freaky face, and all of Hemlock's breakdown. Most other fangames don't really get as ambitious as Contempt of court here, which is why I haven't really made respective "All breakdown" videos for those yet. Now, this isn't to say I don't blame those other fangame creators, as I can imagine how difficult it would be to make a great breakdown in such limiting programs as pywright or Ace Attorney Online, but the fact still stands that I don't really think a lot of them would be worthy of their own videos. Might do conflict of interests', though.

@@megadizzy9320 That go to know because I’m going to hopefully make my Ace Attorney fan case and I’m just want to know what makes a good breakdown.

you should check out ace attorney online considering that it still has people active in there making fancases if you want to play more

Yes, many. While not full-on games like this one, the stuff posted on ace attorney online has had some fantastic stuff on it over time. My personal recommendation would be (as long as you've played apollo justice) Turnabout retribution. The writing in that one is just sublime.

@@megadizzy9320 i'll def check that one out. You got any more recommendations? :D I wouldn't know which fan cases are the best

@@JasonxDev Too many to count. Like the other commenter said, most of them are on ace attorney online, so I'll try to compile a list of cases to check out.

@@megadizzy9320 thanks man :P

he rocket jumped

This fangame was developed on the coding software known as "Pywright", a python-based program used for typically making ace attorney fangames. I don't exactly know if it's supported on mobile, though.