Law & Order: Legacies

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Pros:

Mimics the pace of the show.

Cons:

Feels like you're taking a test, not actively participating, Visuals can obstruct investigation, Rarely tests your deductive skills, Scoring system is illdefined.

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Last revision on January 23, 2016

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Feels like you're taking a test, not actively participating, Visuals can obstruct investigation, Rarely tests your deductive skills, Scoring system is illdefined

Expert reviews and ratings

Everywhere you turn today, there’s a some police or court room drama on TV. CSI, NCIS, and Law & Order are the three I tend to commonly see on TV today. Question is, how does one take a court room drama and make it into a video game? Well, Telltale...

By Gaming Nexus on March 19, 2012

Telltale does a great job with Law and Order: Legacies as far as gameplay and authenticity is concerned. Yes, the graphics are not Frostbite 2 caliber but it gets the job done portraying the story and characters. Fans are really going to enjoy this...

By Gamers Daily News on February 15, 2012

When the source material is a procedural drama, it stands to reason that the game would follow a predictable formula. The first three episodes of Law & Order: Legacies echo the familiar rhythms of the long-running series, but the experience rings...

By GameSpot on February 08, 2012

Title: Law and Order Legacies Price: $19.99 System(s): *PC, Mac, iOS Release Date: January 26, 2012 Publisher (Developer): Telltale games (NBC Universal) ESRB Rating: “Teen” for serious themes. Pros: All eight episodes in one convenient game. Play...

By technologytell.com on February 24, 2012

So there were plenty of nights that we would watch a television show that makes the noise Dun Dun throughout it. We would follow the witnesses as they discover the victim and continue as the process carried right through the sentencing of someone who...

By GamingShogun on February 08, 2012