Sentinel 1: The Zero Sum Game
An AI judge finds you 98% guilty of murder. Use its own evidence to find the truth and lower your guilt in a race against time to survive execution.
- Difficulty: Hard
- Players: 1
- Estimated Duration: 1.5-2 hours
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