Why was Victoria hospitalized? What made her lose her mind? Why did Adam encourage us to stay on the case? Who is Eve's client? What happened to Lucas and Victoria's child? What was Ema hiding? Who killed Victoria? Is Lex still alive? If not... who killed him?

Yeah, I acknowledge Adam wasn't utilized that terribly much. I had bigger plans for him at first but as I was sorting out the structure of the case, I realized there weren't a whole lot of places I could've put him in that wouldn't either slow the narrative down or just distracted from what was happening. I still obviously needed him, though, as both an exposition vehicle, and a connection to Eve's remaining morality. So, I at least decided to make him consistent -- make it so that Phoenix has no control when conversing with him, but have Ema be able to confront him and be the one dominant in their conversations. I also tried to have him take on a part of the issue of "duty v morality", so as to give him some element of pay-off and development.

I liked him a concept overall, but to me he wasn't as interesting as the other players, and in the end, in my mind at least, I don't think he needed to be.

Every time I play a DWaM case, I know it'll have writing ranging from dark and heartbreaking to extremely hilarious and this case is no exception. I absolutely love the writing and humor. (That Charley bit at the beginning nearly had me in tears.) The story was nice and interesting although not quite as engaging in the first half, at least for me. The second half was intense and had me on the edge of my seat quite a bit. The pacing was solid even though I felt some of Victoria's sections dragged on a bit, specifically the cave part, but other than that I had no problems there. The characters were probably the best part of this case for me. All these characters were interesting and engaging throughout the case. Overall, I loved this case and I look forward to more in the future. 9/10. Keep it up dude(with a mask)!

I suppose from a gameplay standpoint Victoria's section does drag a bit, but I found that it was the best way to portray the feeling on wandering and the length of time she'd actually spent in the caves while she was alive.

Still, perfectly get where you're coming from.

Out of all the prosecutors out there, you chose PAYNE?! Don't get me wrong, it works in context of the case description and I didn't mind how he was characterized. Just...why Payne?

What the hell was up with that post credits scene? I get what the idea was in that Victoria wants to come back to life to see her kid but it seemed...weird. Like, weirder than your usual stuff. Where were you going with that?