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MrSmartGuy posted...

Yeah, 6-5 has slowly and steadily worked its way up to my favorite case in the series. When you first beat it, it's not all that overwhelming, but the more you sit and think about it, the more you realize that it was super high-octane from start to finish and had multiple really really high points, the best of which is definitely the Dhurke reveal. I think it's the one time in AA5 or AA6 that they had a massive reveal like this during a court segment and didn't have the character think out loud to the player "boy I wonder if this happened" before making the player choose it. There's no lead up to it and you have to put it together completely on your own.

It's actually a little bit haunting that the words are basically coming out of Apollo's mouth before he's even really emotionally processed it - it hits really hard on a second playthrough that he's going through the motions of explaining what happened and then only breaks down afterwards