Verdict: Cases

First case: The Hungry Thief. Investigate, waver, deliver a verdict. There is no right answer. Fully offline, no ads, no account.

The moment you investigate a case and hand down a verdict, your own philosophy comes into view.

You are a Civic Judge. When existing law cannot close a case, you are asked to leave behind a standard a society can actually live with.

■ 10-15 minutes per case Open testimony and records, put a tentative judgment on file, waver when new facts arrive, then assemble the verdict.

■ The evidence conflicts You may open three of five records. What you chose not to look at stays part of the judgment too.

■ Argument duels An opponent attacks your reasoning. You answer with argument cards — but nobody wins. What is left is the grain of your consistency and your concessions.

■ There is no right answer It is not only guilty or not guilty. You assemble the disposition, the reach of responsibility, the value you put first, and the objection you accept.

■ Aftermaths show the cost and the gain No choice is painted as evil. What was protected and what was lost are both on the record.

■ Philosophy comes last No philosopher is named while you investigate. Only after the verdict are you told which principle your judgment stood near. You are never reduced to a type — no "you are N% Kant".

■ Fully offline No network. No account. No ads. No data collected. Your judgments stay on this device.

■ Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional) The case text itself ships in all five languages, not just the interface.

Included: 3 complete cases, a daily dilemma, argument cards, a six-axis philosophy map, and an archive. The first case is free and plays start to finish. The Season 1 Pass opens the locked cases, and every further Season 1 case arrives free as it is written. One purchase, not a subscription.

This app is a game. It is not legal, medical, or psychological advice. Contact: digimaru@gmail.com