Known in Japan as Moero! Justice Gakuen, this is Capcom's follow-up to Rival Schools: United by Fate, carrying its cast of brawling students, teachers and delinquents into a new school-versus-school conflict. It debuted in arcades in 2000 on Sega's NAOMI board, and the Dreamcast version is the only home release, which helped make it one of the console's more collectible fighters.
Matches are three-on-three, but only one fighter is on screen at a time; the other two step in for special moves. With enough meter, a Team-Up attack pulls a partner in for a cinematic combined assault, and the Party-Up technique brings in the full trio. Opponents can sometimes break these attacks with a timely counter. Movement is three-dimensional with sidesteps, yet inputs stay close to Street Fighter conventions, so quarter-circle specials work as expected. A story mode follows each school through branching scenes, and Batsu, Hinata and Kyosuke from the first game return alongside newcomers.
Tips for Project Justice
Save meter for Team-Ups; they do far more damage than single supers and can swing a round.
Swap your point fighter between rounds to suit the matchup.
Sidestep linear projectiles and punish the recovery instead of blocking them.
How to Play Project Justice
Click Play Now to launch Project Justice directly in your browser — no downloads or plugins needed. Arrows move and perform motion inputs; Z, X, A and S cover the light and heavy punches and kicks. Enter (Start) pauses. You can also connect a USB or Bluetooth gamepad for a more authentic feel.
Save states let you save your progress at any point. Create a free account to sync saves across devices. Press F11 for fullscreen mode.
To play Project Justice, simply hit the "Play Now" button on this page. The game loads instantly in your browser using an embedded emulator — no plugins, downloads, or setup required.
Is Project Justice free to play?
Yes, Project Justice is completely free to play on RetroVault.GG. Just visit the game page and start playing in your browser.
What console is Project Justice for?
Originally a Dreamcast game, Project Justice can now be played directly in your browser here on RetroVault.GG with no setup needed.
What genre is Project Justice?
Project Justice is a fighting game. It was made for the Dreamcast.
Can I play Project Justice on my phone?
You can play Project Justice on any mobile device with a modern browser. The game adapts to your screen size with on-screen touch controls.