After graduating (completing the tutorial), the player will move into a new office and begin to practice law. The player will begin as a student in the Royal Academy of Law, and the beginning of the game will be an introduction to the tools the player will need to succeed as a lawyer in the game. The King's Bench is designed to be part legal simulation game (think Phoenix Wright but more true to real-life legal procedures) and part role-playing game (with some significant character building features). I've basically been working on organizing my resources and some preliminary mechanics, as well as carrying over some stuff I'm going to use from previous games I've worked on, and have now moved on to mapping. But I do have to balance development with real-life commitments (I'm a law student), and the game is only now at the stage of being ready to be built. I plan for this game to be a fairly manageable project (more on that later), so I don't expect it to take forever to finish or anything. Forewarning: I am still very early in development. I came up with this idea not too long ago and have been fleshing it out ever since.

I've been working with the various iterations of RPG Maker on my own for several years now, but until recently never started a project that was anything other than for my own enjoyment.

Since I'm not a regular poster around here, I'd like to take a minute to introduce myself and the game I've recently begun working on.

Making a law simulation game online