Alright, so Justice For All is the second Ace Attorney game, and honestly? It’s got some of the wildest cases in the series. You’re back as Phoenix Wright, sweating bullets in court while witnesses lie through their teeth and the judge somehow still doubts you after all the crazy stuff you’ve uncovered before.

The first case starts off with Maya getting accused of murder—again—and you’ve got to dig through testimonies that don’t add up, press witnesses until they crack, and slam down evidence at just the right moment. There’s this new "Psyche-Lock" mechanic where some witnesses literally lock away parts of their testimony, and you’ve gotta break through with the right evidence. Feels like prying open a stubborn jar sometimes.

Also, the final case? Absolutely brutal. You’ll be flipping between past and present, piecing together what really happened while the prosecutor pulls every dirty trick in the book. The writing’s sharp, the characters are ridiculous (in the best way), and that moment when you finally corner the real culprit? Pure satisfaction.

If you liked the first game, this one cranks up the drama and the stakes—just don’t expect the judge to get any smarter.