
A mystery visual novel about six students forced to play a 12-hour long killing game.
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fun game, story line, graphics are good, achievements work, would recommend the game
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Sometime's its a bit too derivative of Danganronpa, the art is all over the place and the first few hours are quite slow with some honestly bad puzzles... but its got heart and likeable characters. Plus the murder mystery and trial portion were actually quite well done (especially considering the limitations) and really scratched the itch I was looking for. On top of that its free and not super short so Its pretty hard to dislike it.
The fxcking worst novel that could ever possibly be conceived. This novel was clearly devised in an unusual manner, specifically by getting thoroughly prepared before its creation using a ton of drugs, because in a normal state of mind you couldn't write such bullshіt. How I pity all the readers of this cheap piece of shіt, I hope the developer of this novel attends some literature courses or at least reads a book, taking an example from something normal. What's even the point of such novels when there are normal electronic or book versions available?
This game isn't anything special or life changing, its about on the level of quality you would expect from a Danganronpa clone, but if youre looking to scratch that death game itch while you wait for 2x2, you can do a whole lot worse. About 6-10 hours of content and its free. This is a "why the hell not if you have nothing else to do" kind of recommendation though.
Visual Novel, which made me feel sad it's ending. I was really struggling to move away and stop reading - the action becomes so intense, you want it more. Some features: - well written English, with few typos - sound effects (sometimes a bit too many), but no voices - somewhat fine graphics, but uneven (some characters look worse than others) - Free - takes almost 12 hours to read fully ;) - detective style game, as such it has no replayability too much
This game was honestly so good. Like the storyline, the characters, the spitefulness and the culmination of hope like omg it was so good. A bit long at some parts, but it's such a heartwarming message at such adversity, hope is always on the horizon. Seriously play it. Also Edmund with long hair is so cool haha (you'll see what i mean...later)
wayyyyy better than i thought it would be. first impressions aren't everything. i like the characters. i feel like those are pretty realistic responses to the situation. the puzzles are fun but having an in game calculator would've been nice, i had to use my phone. love them though, very creative
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