Judge Simulator

Judge Simulator places players in the role of a courtroom judge responsible for making decisions that impact the lives of defendants, plaintiffs, and attorneys. The game presents a variety of cases, each with its own set of evidence, testimonies, and legal arguments. Players must listen carefully, read documents, and interpret the law to issue rulings. The interface allows for reviewing files, questioning participants, and choosing from multiple legal outcomes. Your decisions influence the courtroom’s reputation and shape future cases.

Case Variety and Legal Strategy

Each case is unique—some involve minor disputes like property damage or noise complaints, while others deal with serious criminal charges. The player must balance fairness with logic, identifying inconsistencies in testimony and evaluating whether evidence is strong enough to support a verdict. Sometimes, the right decision is not obvious, and the player has to rely on both written law and moral reasoning. Additional tools, like courtroom security reports or psychological evaluations, can be used to better understand the people involved.

Long-Term Impact and Reputation

The game tracks the player’s decisions across multiple cases, building a profile of their ruling style—strict, lenient, balanced, or unpredictable. As the player’s reputation evolves, new types of cases begin to appear, some influenced by public pressure or political interest. Media reactions and public feedback can influence how future witnesses behave or whether high-profile cases are assigned to the player. Judge Simulator creates a complex system where fairness, law, and perception all affect how the role is played.