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Socrates Jones: Pro Philosopher
by ChiefWakamakamu
Socrates Jones: Pro Philosopher
Socrates Jones: Pro Philosopher 關聯標籤
簡介
After an unfortunate accident, bumbling accountant Socrates Jones must find "the nature of morality" by debating philosophers to earn back his life. More than slightly influenced by the Ace Attorney series.
玩法說明
Click on the buttons to progress through the story, ask questions and present counterpoints!
留言
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CharleyBananas
Sep. 30, 2013
it would have been nice to have a symbol come up at the last statement of an opponent's argument so i wouldn't click past it and have to go back to the beginning.
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Timekiller74
Mar. 10, 2015
Wait, lol. Before Billy came to the door, Ari had half an hour until school. After we're done with him, she's already late by half an hour. Did we just debate with a salesman over his deer repellent FOR AN HOUR?
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5heepy
Sep. 11, 2013
It's a shame that "Your Face is Ugly" never comes in handy...
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InsaneCardMaster
Sep. 11, 2013
Pretty sure when Protagoras said that an individual is right if he believes that he himself is right, when I said his face was ugly, I was right, therefore making a valid argument myself.
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UnknownJigsaw21
Oct. 14, 2013
In a world full of philosophical debate where the conclusion of one of the world's oldest questions determines your and your daughter's fate, it's nice to know that the Arbiter likes your sweater-vest and that Kant can't stop obsessing over facial hair.
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