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Judgment (2018): Can someone please explain the purpose of picking keys?? (self.gaming)

submitted 1 year ago by ConstableJelly to c/gaming

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I've been playing Judgment for a few days and, much as I'm enjoying it, it's driving me nuts that I can't figure out the purpose of the key "minigame." It says to choose the matching key, but there's nothing to match against! Am I missing something? Why is this mechanic in the game??

I'm not stuck btw, I don't even think I've guessed wrong yet (purely by luck), but...just what is the purpose?

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[–] mint 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

It's just RGG going silly mode.a lot of the stuff in their games is purely idiosyncratic

Don't worry tho they took it out of the sequel

[–] ConstableJelly 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

You know, I think I knew that from the beginning but I have spent too much time spinning my wheels thinking maybe I'm just missing something.

Glad to hear they took it out for LJ though lol.

[–] mint 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Judgement to Lost Judgement is like AC to AC2. it makes the former look like a proof of concept. Better in every single way (except for the plot, but that's because I love both stories). Best active combat in a RGG game to date too. Literally the only con I had is robotics. You'll know when you get there.

[–] ConstableJelly 1 points 1 year ago

Really? I've been moderately underwhelmed by the combat in Judgment, in large part because Yagami feels so slow compared to Kiryu. But it's a small complaint, I'm mostly happy to get back into active combat after Like a Dragon, which was neat for a while, but the turn-based style got stale with all the street encounters.

But if Lost Judgment is even better I'll be looking forward to it.