Prove Your Innocence!
A Roblox story-adventure game by RUSH! STUDIOS. You've been arrested - with 3 days until trial, survive detention, find evidence, watch what you say in interrogations, and face the judge, witnesses and jury.
The three stages
Every run moves through detention, the prison investigation and the trial. What you do early comes back during the verdict.
| Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
| Detention | The first stage after your arrest - survive it before you can start building a case. |
| Prison | Free exploration: look for evidence and secrets that can matter to your defense, and talk to your lawyer. |
| Trial | The finale - judge, witnesses and jury. Every earlier decision, including what you said in interrogations, can resurface here. |
How to actually prove your innocence
- 1Get through detention carefully
Early mistakes can hurt your case later - play it safe until you reach the prison stage.
- 2Search the prison thoroughly
Evidence and hidden secrets are what save your case. Explore every corner before trial day.
- 3Pick your words in interrogations
Dialogue choices matter - careless answers come back as testimony against you.
- 4Build the defense with your lawyer
Your lawyer turns the evidence you found into an actual case - don't skip these conversations.
- 5Face the trial
The verdict weighs everything you did across all 3 days - one of multiple endings plays out.
Endings and Justice Stars
The game has multiple endings - you can prove your innocence, or make everything worse. Runs earn Justice Stars that unlock permanent Case Items, so repeat plays carry progress between cases.
About codes: Prove Your Innocence! has no code redemption system as of early November 2026. Code lists floating around on third-party sites are unverified - the game itself contains no codes menu.
FAQ
Is Prove Your Innocence! free?
Yes - free on Roblox, no purchase needed. Justice Stars earned in-game unlock permanent Case Items.
How many endings are there?
Multiple - the exact count isn't published, but your detention behavior, evidence found and interrogation answers all feed the verdict.
Do choices really matter?
Yes - the game's core hook is that every decision can come back during the trial, including small dialogue picks.
Are there working codes?
No - the game has no code system yet, so treat any "Prove Your Innocence codes" list as unconfirmed.