Aviary Attorney

Aviary Attorney is a compilation of great writing, art, music, and characters. And one of 2015’s most significant surprises.

Aviary Attorney is well worth picking up, just so you can take your legal cases on the move and continue your cross-examination in handheld mode. Just be wary of playing on your commute – as you may be on the receiving end of some funny glances when you let out an inevitable chuckle at a stupid bird pun. And you might get even stranger looks if you try to explain the whole concept to the oblivious commuter who you disturbed.

The music is fantastic. Sketchy Logic again draws on legitimate historical sources and provide a score composed by romantic-era composer Camille Saint-Saëns. However pleasant the music, it cannot detract from the sometimes ear-ache inducing speech sound effects. High pitched squeaking and buzzing of a handful of characters were a real disappointment. The large amount of dialogue, regardless how humorous, results in long sections of irritating squeaks. I should note that this issue only applies to certain characters.

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Despite a buggy and somewhat incomplete experience, Aviary Attorney is a unique game that boasts the funniest script seen for quite some time.

Stunningly presented and very well written, Aviary Attorney is a light hearted court drama with great panache and terrible puns.