Sunny Two: The Case
Defend a golden retriever in a mock trial by choosing arguments, presenting evidence, and typing a final cross-examination to prove her innocence.
How to play
- Read the witness accusation and select the best dialogue reply.
- Choose one piece of evidence from the tray to present.
- Type or speak a final defense statement using relevant keywords.
- Keep the guilt meter below 70 percent to win the trial.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the dialogue options, evidence buttons, and text box to play.
- Keyboard
- Type your final defense statement into the text box.
- Mouse
- Click the dialogue options, evidence buttons, and text box to play.
More about this game
Your goal is to keep Sunny the golden retriever's guilt meter below 70%. You listen to witness accusations from Jack and Lisa, then select dialogue replies to counter their claims. Next, you present one of three pieces of evidence to further lower the meter. The trial ends after you type or speak a final defense statement. If the guilt meter reaches 70% or higher, Sunny is found guilty; otherwise, she is acquitted.
Tips
- Present the stray crumb to Jack and the pocket to Lisa to get the maximum 17-point reduction in the guilt meter during the evidence phase.
- Choosing a correct dialogue reply reduces guilt by 13 points, while picking a bad argument increases the meter by 8 points, so read carefully.
- Include specific keywords like crumb, pocket, supplier, or squeak in your final typed defense to score up to 16 relief points from the jury.
Questions
What happens if Sunny is found guilty?
If the guilt meter reaches 70 percent or higher by the end of the trial, Sunny receives a strict sentence of no treats for an hour.
How many witnesses are in the trial?
You must cross-examine exactly two witnesses, Jack and Lisa, during the trial before delivering your final typed or spoken defense statement to the cushion jury.
Can I use my microphone to play?
Yes, you can tap the microphone button to speak your final defense statement instead of typing it, as long as your device supports speech recognition.