What is the best price for Internet Court?

The best price for Internet Court is $6.99 at Steam. It is the only shop with an offer that activates in your country.

What are the system requirements for Internet Court?

The minimum requirements for Internet Court are: Windows 7, 512 MB RAM, 5 GB storage. It also runs on macOS. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.

Does Internet Court have multiplayer or co-op?

No. Internet Court is a single-player game.

Is Internet Court the full game?

Yes. Internet Court is the full base game. You need nothing else to play it.

Internet Court

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Steam 2.0 · 560 reviews
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About Internet Court

Internet Court is a live-action comedic courtroom thriller set in a future where crimes can happen anywhere, including cyberspace. People pulled over on the Information Superhighway end up in a virtual courtroom, where trials are livestreamed for the world to watch. You play through four internet-themed cases, taking the roles of the defense, the prosecution and the judge.

The cases

The four cases concern two former friends who unfriended each other, terrible fanfiction, a deceptive online advertisement and a troll who posts mean reviews. Across them, you make dozens of decisions and solve puzzles.

The courtroom cast

Super Lawyer 64 is an enthusiastic new prosecutor who does not know what he is doing, though he has a cool t-shirt. Don't Stop Defending is a former prosecutor with a sordid past, driven by a passion to see criminals punished. Judge Doodles hates his job but enjoys working from home; he dreams of a promotion to a real-world courtroom, even if it means giving up his comfortable bathrobe.

The live-action cast includes the developers, their moms, Victoria Budkey, an actress, and a baby. You can bang the judge's gavel whenever you want, even when you are not playing the judge. The game was filmed before COVID.

Frequently asked questions

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