Do I Have a Right?
August 10, 2024
More About Do I Have a Right?
This NEW and IMPROVED version of Do I Have A Right? includes the following features:
- Refreshed content, art, and game mechanics
- Greater customization options for your avatar and law firm
- New support features: illustrated amendments, glossary, and voice over
- Legal Eagle Case Analyzer
- Spanish translation
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Teachers: Check out our classroom resources for Do I Have a Right?. Just visit www.icivics.org!
Learning Objectives: Your students will ...
- Identify rights guaranteed by the Bill of Rights and the 13th, 14th, 15th, 19th, and 26th Amendments.
- Recall the specific amendment that guarantees a particular right.
- Recognize complaints not involving constitutional rights.
Grow your law firm by successfully defending the constitutional rights of your clients.
You'll earn perks like:
-More lawyers to handle more cases
-A coffee machine for extra pep
-Waiting room upgrades for impatient clients
-Ads to drive more clients to your office
Latest Version
3.1.1
August 10, 2024
iCivics
Game Educational
Android
589,914
Free
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User Reviews
A Google user
5 years ago
A very fun and educational game! It really teaches you about the US Constitution while at the same time having fun and killing time. The only reason I only gave this 4 stars was that I wish the gameplay went longer. For example, after getting the certificate after 7 days, you have the option to continue running the firm, and having more to the game, like having other firms competing to get the lawyers and customers. This game really has a lot of potential to grow.
Lalaine Cruspero
5 months ago
This is actually a very good game. The game mechanics are easy to understand and quite enjoyable as well. I do wishes there was a story mode where your main goal is to be the best law firm in the country, also more options to fully upgrade your law firm and recruit more lawyers as well. Overall, the game has potential and would only rate it 5 if not for the game being too short
Ñi ß
5 months ago
"Do I Have a Right?" is a cleverly designed app that makes learning about your rights fun and interactive. It's particularly well-suited for younger users (possibly teens and up) but can be a great resource for anyone who wants to learn in a gamified way. **What I Loved:** * **Gamified Learning:** This app takes the concept of learning about rights and turns it into a game. By deciding on cases and bui
A Google user
4 years ago
Very cute little game. Well balanced. No annoying ads and no micro transactions or all the other annoying things other developers do. I enjoyed it quite a bit. Only downside and the reason why I can't give 5 stars is that there is not so much of a replay value. After a while the people repeat themselves and you kind of know what to do. Otherwise very cute. Good job!
A Google user
4 years ago
Awesome game! It smiplifies stuff enough to make it understandable for almost everyone, while keeping it's educational value. Graphics is nice, controls are easy. Not a single AD. Voice is awesome. Music is chill and great, voiceovers are calm and enjoyable. News articles between every day are great too. I would like if it was longer, maybe more offices, more levels. Overall it's awesome.
Savage Carat
1 year ago
REALLY love the game!! Didn't expect much honestly but ended up having a lot of fun!! Just like the others, what I find really lacking is the fact that the game is short and that it should've had an endless mode. Creative game style and amazing graphics! I really really hope there is going to be more expansion, features and upgrades because this is a fun game!! Oh yeah, love the voice overs too!
A Google user
4 years ago
Really good concept, and great execution too! It is a compelling and unique game, but sadly a bit too short (probably need an endless mode). The news texts are too small, please implement a zoom in feature for texts. This game has a really promising start, but the novelty wears off in just 1-2 hours. Definitely needs new contents!
A Google user
5 years ago
This game is great quick fun. It feels like the intent is to teach people their rights in a fun way and that's something I can get behind. My only minor complaint is that the text was a little small on my screen. It didn't last too long and its pretty easy if you know your rights. I don't usually write reviews but I felt compelled to sing this apps praises.
A Google user
4 years ago
I beat the game in 2 hours and there's no point in playing anymore. The game is great. It's a legal, know your rights twist on diner games. If you were able to earn cash after the first seven days, buy a bigger office, hire more lawyers, get more cases and when your firm is maxed out, you start a new firm in a new city. I absolutely loved this game. Great controls, no ads and nothing pay to win about it. It deserves a five star rating, but the game is too short and very few cases were wrong.
A Google user
5 years ago
A fun and informative introduction to constitutional rights, and the gameplay isn't half bad, either. My only nit is that the game wouldn't launch on the first try, every time. I had to launch, return to my home screen (without closing), and launch again. Otherwise fully work the 5 stars.
A Google user
5 years ago
Really good game. Just in a couple playthroughs I have memorized several of the amendments, this would definitely be a good game for the classroom. I would like an endless mode where you could keep running the business but I guess it would get boring eventually without more upgrade possibilities.
Tellya Later
2 years ago
I LOVE the idea of this game soo much! As a people, we NEED to know our Rights. However, i feel that the game is just too fast for that too happen (ie new clients come in too frequently & is certainly not true to life). I suggest slowing it down considerably (we need time to read and to determine which Right #- especially since you break them up into parts) AND offer a "casual" mode. Call it "Study Group" mode or "Intern" or something :). Thanks, Devs! I hope to see more games like this!
A Google user
5 years ago
I really enjoy playing the game and everything but I will admit that it's too short. I don't want to build up this law firm and only play for 6 very short days. There should be more we can do and we should be able to keep playing rather than starting a new game every week. It is very educational and is helping me learn the amendments which I need for my U.S. Government class. I can still learn which ones are rights and which ones are not in a very fun way! Please expand the game!!
A Google user
4 years ago
I loved this game. The only drawback was in how short the career was. You only get to play for 7 days (ingame time) at a time, then you have to restart. It left me wanting more. More progress, more lawyers, more clients, more of everything. I guess that's a good thing, but I would love to see the game lengthened to a full campaign experience :)
MizukiUkitake
3 years ago
Fun, but disappointingly short. There also a cases that I found confusing, mostly because I couldn't figure out which right the case fell under (I have no legal experience, for the record). I think it would be good to have an upgrade available that allows lawyers to switch to a more fitting right if they know it, as it would also help the times when I misclick. The option to reorganize lawyer placement and replace lawyers would also be good. In short, this game needs a MASSIVE expansion.
A Google user
4 years ago
Great concept, but desperately needs an "endless" mode. I wish we could play for longer than seven game days, and adding an endless mode/postgame would drastically increase replay value over having to start completely over from scratch every in-game week. Endless makes this a solid 5 stars. Without it, it's a bare hour of content with little to no replay value.
Angel b.
3 years ago
Really enjoying the game!! It's inventive and a fun way to learn the amendments. The problem I'm finding is the numbers are waaaay to hard to read. Having 4 very small numbers stacked on top of each other makes it hard to figure out which right to choose. It hurts my eyes & eventually gives me a headache trying to figure out is that a 4 or a 9? The colors are not different enough to be an assistance. Sidenote I have no need for glasses this game is the only one that messes with my eye sight.
A Google user
4 years ago
Smooth, well designed graphics, easy to play and wonderful sound effects. Although, I have a problem with the fact that after 7 days, you have to make a new game. Please extend the length of the game. And, if you lost a case, lose prestige in order for more of a challenge and a way of losing. That way it would make the game better. Also, be able to upgrade the company place to get more lawyers.
A Google user
4 years ago
Like every other review states- it's an awesome game, seriously awesome, probably my favorite phone game so far. The problem is that it is so short. I played for 59 minutes and finished the whole game. Literally the whole game. I started over from scratch and 40 minutes later it was over again. It definitely needs an endless mode or at least more scenarios. Would absolutely be a 5 star game if I could play it for longer.
A Google user
5 years ago
I love this game. but I do hate the fact it has no infinite mode. I've completed the story mode, and let alone every mode. and it hardly took me 2 hours. I'd love to see an endless mode that way I can play and not lose all of my hard work in a mere 7 days (hardly 45 minutes) it's a great game that has little to no bugs, it's a great way to learn your rights, let alone just fun to play.
