If you want to play all of the games, it’s best to play them in order.) Ace Attorney is a plot-driven series, after all. Dual Destinies doesn’t spoil much for the previous games, so it’s a decent starting point for a newcomer to the series. The Great Ace Attorney and its sequel stand on their own due to being far-distant prequels, so they can be played at any point.īefore the release of the Trilogy collection, some players preferred to start with Dual Destinies rather than track down the DS games.
The Investigations spin-offs aren’t as important to the overall plot, so if you want to play them last, that’s also fine. Ace Attorney is plot-driven, so you’ll understand it best if you play them all. If you intend to play the entire series, you should play them in the order they were released. Which Ace Attorney game should you play first? Ideally, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney.
The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles (collection that contains The Great Ace Attorney 1&2)Īce Attorney’s chronological order is almost identical to release date order, except the Investigations games are set before Apollo Justice, and The Great Ace Attorney precedes everything. Dai Gyakuten Saiban 2 (The Great Ace Attorney 2, 3DS version available only in Japan). Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Spirit of Justice. Dai Gyakuten Saiban (The Great Ace Attorney, 3DS version available only in Japan). Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies. Gyakuten Kenji 2 (Investigations 2, currently available only in Japan). Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth (spin-off). Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Trials and Tribulations. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Justice for All. (And the crossover with Professor Layton, which we’ll discuss at the end of the article.) Here are all the Ace Attorney games in release date order: There are six games in the main series, as well as four spin-offs - two in the middle of the timeline and two prequels. Now, let’s take a look at the Ace Attorney games. ACE ATTORNEY DUAL DESTINIES SWITCH SERIES
I’ve given a brief overview of both series in the past–Ace Attorney when I finished Dual Destinies, and Professor Layton when I finished Azran Legacy–so feel free to stop by those articles to learn more about either series. Somewhere in the middle of typing answers, I realized I should write a guide to answer all of these questions about the order in which to play the Professor Layton and Ace Attorney games.
Many people want to experience Professor Layton and Ace Attorney before playing the crossover. This sudden rush of interest in these two series may have been because of the upcoming release of Professor Layton vs. Meanwhile, someone else asked for help figuring out where to start the Professor Layton series… and the Ace Attorney series, too.Someone preparing for the crossover asked if they should play all the previous Professor Layton and Phoenix Wright games first.
And after that, yet another person asked which Professor Layton game was best to enter the series with. The next day, someone asked if they could play Dual Destinies before the rest of the series. A few more days passed, and someone asked if they should play the Professor Layton games in the order they were released, or in chronological order. Someone else asked which Ace Attorney game should be played first. Another person interested in Dual Destinies asked if they could play it without any experience with the series. Two days later, someone wanted to play Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies and asked if it was necessary to play Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney first. While I was visiting the 3DS page on Reddit, someone who loved Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask asked if it was worth buying the older games in the series. What order should I play Professor Layton in? What order should I play Ace Attorney in?
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