SPEED COURT! by flwns
SPEED COURT is a game about quick and arbitrary decision making.
In SPEED COURT, there is no time for tedious tasks like reviewing evidence, or waiting for juries to decide verdicts. You(Judge), must decide someone's fate by quickly judging their NAME, CRIME, and FACE, then hit F (for Freedom) or J (for Justice).
I encourage you to review the SPEED COURT[Official Guidebook®] within -[HELP]- on the main menu, to better understand your role as Judge.
(there is a mini-game on the main menu, Hint:RGB)
fullscreen is a bit broken
Thanks for viewing.
[Mechanics]
All faces, names, and crimes are randomly generated. A guilt amount is calculated for each character based their facial expression, and crime.
If the sum of your face and crime is above a certain guilt threshold, the character will be determined guilty. If they are under this threshold, they are innocent.
Your Job is to arbitrarily determine if they are guilty or not by judging their face, name, and crime.
This mechanic is not perfect but it feels accurate for a good amount of the time. Certain face elements with stereotypically "evil" characteristics weigh more toward the guilt threshold. Similarly, for crimes, the severity of the crime is based upon a simplified US law system of (infractions, misdemeanors, and felonies), where felonies weigh the most towards the guilt threshold. If you incorrectly judge people(i.e. sending a guilty man free, or a innocent man to prison) 10 times, you will be disbarred. If you commit 5 time penalties you will be disbarred. If you correctly judge 10 people, with no more than 1 time penalty you will receive a special message.
Stats: (possible faces = 36k+)(possible names = 10k+)(possible crimes = 180, pretty low in comparison to the other 2, I found it hard to find good lists of crimes so I had to enter these manually)
In SPEED COURT, there is no time for tedious tasks like reviewing evidence, or waiting for juries to decide verdicts. You(Judge), must decide someone's fate by quickly judging their NAME, CRIME, and FACE, then hit F (for Freedom) or J (for Justice).
I encourage you to review the SPEED COURT[Official Guidebook®] within -[HELP]- on the main menu, to better understand your role as Judge.
(there is a mini-game on the main menu, Hint:RGB)
fullscreen is a bit broken
Thanks for viewing.
[Mechanics]
All faces, names, and crimes are randomly generated. A guilt amount is calculated for each character based their facial expression, and crime.
If the sum of your face and crime is above a certain guilt threshold, the character will be determined guilty. If they are under this threshold, they are innocent.
Your Job is to arbitrarily determine if they are guilty or not by judging their face, name, and crime.
This mechanic is not perfect but it feels accurate for a good amount of the time. Certain face elements with stereotypically "evil" characteristics weigh more toward the guilt threshold. Similarly, for crimes, the severity of the crime is based upon a simplified US law system of (infractions, misdemeanors, and felonies), where felonies weigh the most towards the guilt threshold. If you incorrectly judge people(i.e. sending a guilty man free, or a innocent man to prison) 10 times, you will be disbarred. If you commit 5 time penalties you will be disbarred. If you correctly judge 10 people, with no more than 1 time penalty you will receive a special message.
Stats: (possible faces = 36k+)(possible names = 10k+)(possible crimes = 180, pretty low in comparison to the other 2, I found it hard to find good lists of crimes so I had to enter these manually)
Ratings
| Coolness | 57% | 3 |
| Overall(Jam) | 3.24 | 592 |
| Audio(Jam) | 3.10 | 472 |
| Fun(Jam) | 3.21 | 464 |
| Graphics(Jam) | 3.21 | 634 |
| Humor(Jam) | 3.69 | 101 |
| Innovation(Jam) | 3.45 | 286 |
| Mood(Jam) | 3.10 | 614 |
| Theme(Jam) | 4.10 | 150 |
quite nice idea with the speed judgment,the audio nice, and the graphics probably need a bit more workout as a jam works
but overall great :)
The variety of faces is great, the crimes are often funny, and the conveyor-belt court system with the hammering fist ruling in the absence of evidence was all a nice farce.
Good work.