And now, debuting April 1st, is Turnabout Killer Joke.

Summary: Apollo Justice faces his strangest case yet, when he defends a comedian accused of murder.

You can play Turnabout Killer Joke here.

This is my first trial, and I largely designed it so I could get the hang of how the AAO program works. So, is it a serious case, or is it a comedy? Well, play and find out.

Oh, and this trial has THREE different endings (not counting the one Easter Egg ending, which you can get to in either of the two testimonies).

As far as spoilers go, this case contains mild spoilers for Turnabout Big Top and some fairly big spoilers for Ace Attorney 4: Apollo Justice.

There are two non-spoiler music tracks from Ace Attorney Investigations 2 used. In fact, nearly every Ace Attorney game has at least one track from it played at some point.

There are also subtle references to cases by Zeel1, Blackrune, and Koopakirby. See if you can find them.



I've tried to attribute all the custom sprites used here, but in case I missed any attributions, feel free to let me know and I'll add them in to the credits.

Let me know what you think.

EDIT: All the 'typewriter sounds' in the testimonies should be taken care of now.

Also, here's a walkthrough, not that it's really needed since this is a pretty basic and simple case:



Anyway, if you have any questions or comments, feel free to ask and I'll try to respond as soon as I can.

That was an interesting case. Though my reaction was more wondering than feeling scary.
You have handled the editor quite well, just remember to change the speaking effect sound in the cross-examinations. People don't usually speak like typewriters.

It's a bit late here, so I think I'll play this tomorrow. Sounds interesting though.

Well, it's not really intended to be scary. Though of course, this case WOULD be very scary indeed...



As for handling the editor well, I'd looked through a lot of the other cases here, and seen various mistakes and mis-steps. I resolved to make this the best case technically I could make it. If sprites appeared in the wrong places or at the wrong times, I went back to fix them.

I tried as best I could to get the sound effects right. Though I suppose the typewriter sound is only for scene transitions.

EDIT: The Typewriter sound is fixed now. The testimonies now have normal talking sounds.

Anyway, if there are other things technically that could be better, anyone's free to let me know.

And just let me know what you thought of this case altogether.