SimulationFit check
Is Internet Court worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players seeking a short, comedic courtroom game with internet-themed cases
- Fans of live-action games who want decisions and puzzles
- Comedy-game players interested in switching between legal roles
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a large courtroom campaign beyond four cases
- Those looking for serious legal drama rather than live-action comedy
- Players who prefer courtroom games without puzzles or role switching
Our take on Internet Court
Courtroom games usually assign one legal role and present a serious case structure. This one turns the format into live-action comedy, lets the player change sides and judge proceedings, and bases its trials on online disputes.
What is Internet Court?
Internet Court is a live-action comedy courtroom game set in a virtual court where trials are broadcast online.
It presents four cases based on internet conflicts, including a friendship breakup, harmful fanfiction, misleading advertising, and hostile reviews. Across these scenarios, players take the parts of prosecutor, defense attorney, and judge, making decisions and solving puzzles as each case develops. The cast includes the developers, their mothers, an actress, and a baby. The game also allows the judge’s gavel to be used at any time, regardless of the current courtroom role. Its characters include an inexperienced prosecutor, a former prosecutor turned defense attorney, and a judge who works from home.
How Internet Court plays
- 01Four Online Cases
- The scenarios involve a broken friendship, fanfiction, misleading advertising, and insulting user reviews.
- 02Three Courtroom Roles
- Each case can be played from the perspectives of the prosecutor, defense attorney, and judge.
- 03Decisions And Puzzles
- Progress through the cases by choosing between options and working through puzzles.
- 04Anytime Gavel Use
- The gavel can be activated even while playing a role other than the judge.
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Internet Court: platforms & release
Is Internet Court worth it?
It is worth it if: players seeking a short, comedic courtroom game with internet-themed cases. Skip it if: players seeking a large courtroom campaign beyond four cases.
Where can I download Internet Court?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Internet Court's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Internet Court on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
