Do I Have a Right?

This game is fun and helps me learn some of the rights in the bill of rights but is also entertaining while doing it. It is also simple and easy to learn how to play. However some of the scenarios aren't realistic and most likely wouldn’t happen in real life. Although most of the scenarios are likely it seems that they are very repetitive and some are just stupid and unrealistic. Its very simple and all you have to do is answer if something is a right or not and then send them to court about it. I would recommend it to other people because it is entertaining for your first two games but then it just starts getting boring because it is always the same things and court cases. I think they should improve this by making it have a larger variety of cases and make it so you can have more lawyers.

Could we possibly get an extend the game other than have the 7 days and then have to repeat the game again . We should have a choice of weather or not we want a new game! Other than that the game is GREAT! It’s so addictive I’ve been playing it for some days continuously I really love it and I’ve learned so much in like 2 days ! Fun game!

I love this game, I just started playing and I really like the game but I was sad when I got to day 7 and the game ended, could you guys possibly make it so we can have a choice to continue or start a new game. If you continue the game would please make it so you can get a new firm.

I find two initial aspects of the game disturbing. One is that there is no choice of genders for the law firm partners. They are male. Wasn’t icivics founded by a female Supreme Court Justice? What message does this send to people using the app? Two is the length of the last name for the partner. It’s too short. Must players of the game have shortened last names? When playing the game it should allow me to represent myself, not some shortened, possibly anglicized, name. None the less I like the concept of the game.

We played this game in class today, and it was so much fun! A fun way to learn the constitution, and you barely even know that you're learning!