Not Just This
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2044
The justice system has been changed to make trials easier and faster.
A random civilian is chosen to act as a judge and determine who's innocent and who's guilty.
Those who are found guilty are executed through the use of a syringe with a strange substance that distorts their bodies to death.
YOU HAVE BEEN CHOSEN AS A JUDGE. Will you be a paragon of justice? Or will you be the worst judge ever?
"Not Just This" is a strange experimental game made in Rpg Maker MZ. Expect a lot of body horror and bizarre dark humor.
Why was this game even made? Who asked for this? Will people even play it? It doesn't matter. The game is already here.
NOTICE: this game is mostly satire. Don't take it too seriously. This is a work of fiction, although...some cases might have been inspired by true crimes
FEATURES
- You can customize your judge (name, appearance, etc)
- Interrogation system
- Grotesque death animations and body horror
- Grotesque and strange art by A. V. Dossow
- Jiggle physics for a certain character
- You can name every accused
- 15 different cases that will give you goosebumps (or brain worms, who knows)
- Available in 2 languages
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hell yeah! other travel in nightmare ! but i like look all ...but .....i am succubus. lol :P
Judging all the cases was pretty fun.
Some of these were also hilarious because of how ridiculous they were.
My favorite was the one where the little girl was accused of murder.
I liked how her backstory had the involvement of Mr. Bob.
I have found a rule that whenever a defendant is found guilty, there will be eyes at the time of execution! This is a small detail, this game is done very well!
And yes: one of the avatars is supposed to be Alesa, and the rat avatar is supposed to be Tolo Ratoney. The other ones, I just drew random ideas, I had no idea of what I was doing
Forgot to mention: there are technically 2 endings depending on your performance as a judge (reputation, negligences, etc). But I don't think replaying the game to get the other ending is worth it. Also, it's highly unlikely that 2 playthroughs will be identical, since culpability for each accused is assigned at random.