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About This Game

Unorthodox Rules is a psychological mystery-comedy deduction adventure inspired by Ace Attorney and Liar Game — about reading people, exposing contradictions, and surviving unfair rule-based games.

You wake up inside a strange university with no memory, a head wound, and a masked referee forcing students into a series of twisted contests.

Each major chapter features a different deadly game, a different opponent, and a different set of rules to understand, exploit, and overturn.

Victory is not about luck.

Investigate your surroundings, question suspicious characters, collect clues, and piece together the hidden logic behind each game. Then use what you have learned to predict your opponents, manipulate the rules, expose their contradictions, and survive battles designed to make you lose.

The current demo introduces the core loop through a high-stakes game of rock-paper-scissors — the first of several unfair games in the full story.

Unorthodox Rules combines investigation, character-driven mystery, card-based deduction puzzles, contradiction-based reasoning, and high-stakes psychological battles.

Expect bluffing, hidden motives, ridiculous suspects, dramatic turnabouts, unfair rules, and opponents who are already convinced they have won.

Features:

- A story-driven mystery-comedy deduction adventure

- Inspired by Ace Attorney-style contradiction solving and Liar Game-style rule-based mind games

- Multiple deadly rule-based games across the full story

- Investigation, dialogue, and clue collection

- Card-based deduction and evidence puzzles

- Strategic mind games where rules matter more than luck

- Contradictions, hidden motives, and unreliable information

- Unfair rules that can be studied, exploited, and overturned

- A cast of suspicious, ridiculous, and dangerous characters

- Multiple ways to approach certain deductions and confrontations

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with visual asset creation, programming support, background music generation, and writing/editing structured script data such as dialogue and localization files.