The energetic video game series,Ace Attorney, from Capcom debuted back in 2001 with the first entry,Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, which cemented its impact in the visual novel adventure subgenre. After its arrival over 20 years ago, the series has produced a further five main entries, several spin-offs, prequels, a popular anime andmangaseries, and much more that boasts the franchise’s popularity.
Defense attorney, Phoenix Wright, has been leading the series since its inception, but this year, he’s taking a backseat to let his apprentice, Apollo Justice, take the lead in a new video game release that collects three engaging games from the series. Here’s how topre-orderApollo Justice: Ace AttorneyTrilogy and all the special extras you get with the release.
Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy
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Pre-Order Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy
A new era in the courtroom
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Rookie attorney Apollo Justice and his mentor, Phoenix Wright, appear in this collection of three games that features 14 episodes of Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies, and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Spirit of Justice, plus the two DLC-only Special Episodes.
Since this collection supports English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, and Traditional and Simplified Chinese, fans from around the world can grab a piece of the courtroom action and shout objection until their hearts' content whenthe trilogy releases on August 13, 2025. Despite the trilogy yielding no pre-order bonuses, the Nintendo eStore, Microsoft Store and the game’s Steam page are all accepting pre-orders right now. The PlayStation store doesn’t have an option to pre-order currently. However, interested parties can add the game to their wishlist and get notified when it becomes available for purchase.
Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy Special Extras
In addition to receiving three games in one release, you will also bag a handful of digital extras that supply a behind-the-scenes peek at the character designs, some tunes to keep you entertained, and much more. Check out the list of extras below:
The Orchestra Hall provides a tracklist of in-game background music and orchestral arrangements to play along to, and the Art Library compiles pages of illustrations, design specs, and commissioned pieces, and buyers can even get their hands on the special Spirit of Justice prologue anime. Lastly, the Animation Studio is a fun, interactive addition that allows you to customize character animations and recreate your favorite scene from the game within the studio.
Play Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy
The OG attorney
This compilation video game contains remasters of the first three games in the Ace Attorney series: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (2001), Justice for All (2002), and Trials and Tribulations (2004). First released on the Nintendo 3DS, these titles feature the theatrical defense work of Wright, Miles Edgeworth, Maya Fey, Pearl Fey, Franziska von Karma, and Godot.
If you want to jump into the courtroom straight away to make the next two weeks fly in, then we recommend playing Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy beforehand, to become acquainted with Apollo Justice’s mentor. We gave the game an 8/10 score inour review, applauding its top-tier remaster of the 3DS game, engaging stories, timeless cast of characters, and a simple premise for fans of all ages to get involved in. Purchasing three games for around the $30-$40 price tag is already a bargain, but the Steam store is offering this trilogy for an eye-widening $9.88, which is a must-have deal to get onboard while you wait for the Apollo Justice trilogy.
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