CyberJudge: Judge Simulator
iOS app by Furkan Demirci. Games · Furkan Demirci
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-15
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Put on the robe — the courtroom is waiting. CyberJudge is a courtroom decision game. Each day new defendants stand before you. Read the case, weigh the evidence, question the suspect — and decide their fate. Will you deliver justice, or will the truth slip through your fingers? READ THE CASE Every trial opens with the charge, the prosecutor's argument and the defense. Hear both sides before you judge. INVESTIGATE Examine security footage, forensic reports, phone records and witness testimony. Put ready-made questions to the suspect. Every piece of evidence carries weight. CRITICAL DECISIONS Acquit, grant probation, or convict — light or heavy. Every verdict changes a life, and a wrong call costs you your standing. THE BRIBE TEST Some defendants will offer you money. Take it and your reputation collapses. Staying clean is hard — but a judge who cannot be bought is worth everything. PLAY IN 11 LANGUAGES Fully playable in English, Turkish, German, Spanish, Arabic, Russian, Portuguese, French, Japanese, Indonesian and Korean. Every case, every piece of evidence and every verdict is translated — and defendants carry names from your own language, not transliterated ones. 100 hand-crafted cases — theft, fraud, self-defense, negligence, corruption and moral dilemmas with no easy answer. A NEW DAY ON THE BENCH The court hears 5 cases a day. Clear today's docket and new files will be on your desk tomorrow. Take the bench, Your Honor. Justice is in your hands.
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