Sort Of Justice

Editorial Has potential

Sort of Justice stands out as a rare adult visual novel that genuinely prioritizes story over titillation. The game opens with a revenge-crime-thriller premise—the protagonist framed for a crime and imprisoned, then forced into a criminal underworld to exact payback—and executes it with surprising craft. Reviewers consistently praise the writing, character depth, and action choreography (particularly the fight scenes), alongside high-quality character renders and sound design. The MC's restrained inner monologue and natural dialogue set it apart from the genre norm. However, this is unmistakably an early-access work: Chapter 1 delivers roughly 1–2 hours of gameplay and ends on a cliffhanger, with the full narrative apparently planned through Chapter 4 or 5. Sexual content is minimal so far (one scene), and player choices currently feel linear with little branching impact—features the developer explicitly acknowledges as forthcoming. Despite the unfinished state, the foundation is strong enough that players invested in crime-thriller storytelling with adult elements are genuinely excited for the full release.