Justice.exe
Early access since Jul 2022
Justice.exe is a dialogue-heavy dystopian legal drama in which you defend sentient AI in court. Discover key story elements in dialogue, build your case by studying arguments, and engage the opposing counsel in wits, charisma and skullduggery. Small choices might alter the fate of your clients.
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In early access, content planned but development status unclear
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Development Uncertain
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Steam $11.99
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Evaluation
Justice.exe launched into Early Access on July 22, 2022, developed by a two-person team (Late Game Clutch). The developers had been working on the game for roughly two years prior to launch, ran a Kickstarter campaign in March 2022, and published a roadmap outlining the path to completion.
At launch, Case 4 was withheld due to the complexity of its dialogue tree and bug concerns. It was released on August 27, 2022, along with a batch of bug fixes — this was the last content update and the last developer communication of any kind. Since that date, there have been no patch notes, blog posts, announcements, or any other public communication from the developer.
The game remains in Early Access as of June 2026, nearly four years after that final post. The original roadmap commitments — including a full 1.0 release — have not been addressed or acknowledged in any public statement. With no explanation for the prolonged silence and no indication of whether development is continuing or has been abandoned, the status of the game's completion is deeply uncertain.
Evidence
Case 4 released alongside multiple bug fixes. This is the last developer communication on record.
Developers acknowledged community feedback and committed to fixing glitches and delivering promised content following the Early Access launch.
Content
1 of 1 released · no outstanding content
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Developer
Publisher
Gameclaw Studio
Achievements
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Platform
Windows, macOS
Controller
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Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player
About this game
Welcome, you're an attorney and the year is 2279. Robotics and Artificial Intelligence have come a long way. Sentience is now prolific among every day AI and your food processor or washing machine has agency. The question is whether they should have some rights, or any rights at all.
Pry into complex cases, facing controversies and moral ambiguities of Sentient Artificial Intelligence. Your AI clients need you to win for the sake of sentient AI and it's not a matter of right and wrong; it's a matter of how much you can bend the truth before. Don't worry, justice is proprietary and truth is stretchy.
Gather information, speak to witnesses and prepare for court. Using the evidence you've gathered and arguments you've formulated you'll need to fight to defend your client. The courtroom is not a quaint atmosphere, you can try diligently barraging jury with hard facts and evidence, or cunningly pull their heart strings, either way manupilation comes with the territory. You have to tweak how you speak according to who will decide your client's future.
Thankfully you'll have your trusty AttorneyOS to do a lot of the grunt work. They'll read, write and respond to emails for you, get you in touch with leads and organise your case files, but ultimately the case is in your hands.
So what are you waiting for? Fire up your computer and log on to the Justice-X servers.
Your clients are waiting.
Pry into complex cases, facing controversies and moral ambiguities of Sentient Artificial Intelligence. Your AI clients need you to win for the sake of sentient AI and it's not a matter of right and wrong; it's a matter of how much you can bend the truth before. Don't worry, justice is proprietary and truth is stretchy.
Gather information, speak to witnesses and prepare for court. Using the evidence you've gathered and arguments you've formulated you'll need to fight to defend your client. The courtroom is not a quaint atmosphere, you can try diligently barraging jury with hard facts and evidence, or cunningly pull their heart strings, either way manupilation comes with the territory. You have to tweak how you speak according to who will decide your client's future.
Thankfully you'll have your trusty AttorneyOS to do a lot of the grunt work. They'll read, write and respond to emails for you, get you in touch with leads and organise your case files, but ultimately the case is in your hands.
So what are you waiting for? Fire up your computer and log on to the Justice-X servers.
Your clients are waiting.
Are these done yet?
Last evaluated Jun 16, 2026
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