Developer posts and news about this game.
Thanks for playing the Justice Project Playtest! I really appreciate all the feedback I've received and you can be sure that I will take it into account as I continue to develop the final game and the demo. The demo is planned for release later this year (potentially November but
The first proper patch for the playtest, includes a number of small updates to make the game more intuitive and improve quality-of-life when playing. Added Tutorial Hint Database - a window that shows all tutorial messages up to the current stage of the tutorial if you need to re
A hotfix which should improve the stability of the game, particularly of placement changes whilst pathfinding is in progress. The game should now be far less likely to crash to desktop when placing items or modifying buildings (please report crashes if this is not the case).
Fixed Hearing schedule should now more reliably be cleared when defendant for that case leaves. Some bugs with security checkpoints have been resolved but others may persist. Known Bugs (Currently Being Investigated) Pathfinding Quirks (particularly in small rooms) Bailiffs may n
Fixed some edge-cases which meant saves loaded after already having loaded a save in that play session performed unexpectedly.
Thanks for playing and for your patience. Here is a slightly larger patch that fixes some issues and adds support for 12 hour time. Minor Additions Added 12 hour time display. Added toggle for 24 hour time in general options (the default is now 12 hour time). Added link to a play
Just a very small update to address some of the reported bugs (alongside some other quick fixes) to the playtest build. Adjusted Pathfinding now functions on map boundaries (footpaths) and supports diagonal movement (this is experimental) Camera positioning when opening a save is