
Kazutaka Kodaka and Kotaro Uchikoshi join forces for the first time to deliver the ULTIMATE adventure game! 15 students are tasked with defending a school from grotesque monsters for 100 days. Can they make it to the end? And will they survive long enough to uncover the truth?
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Takumi Sumino is a totally average teenager living in the Tokyo Residential Complex, a place where every day is much like the last and nothing bad ever happens. All that changes when freakish monsters attack the town and start wreaking havoc. A strange creature calling himself Sirei appears and offers Takumi the power to protect those he holds dear... All he has to do is stab himself in the chest!
The next thing he knows, Takumi is in Last Defense Academy, a school in the middle of nowhere surrounded by a wall of otherworldly flames. He and 14 other students have been drafted into the Special Defense Unit, a team tasked with keeping the school safe for the next 100 days. How much are they willing to sacrifice to take back their normal lives and save the world from the grotesque school invaders?
The curtain rises on 100 days of war and despair...
Takumi's choices will decide his future, but there's no telling what kind of consequences these decisions might have...
When the invaders attack, it's up to you to protect the school in SRPG battles.
Use each student's unique Specialist Skills to turn the tide of battle in your favor!
Spend time with your teammates to deepen your bonds, or explore the wilderness and ruins outside the school.
You can even use the items you find to craft gifts and get even closer to your allies!
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Languages: English*, Japanese*, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean*languages with full audio support
Updates
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Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 606 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 604 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
justice for darumi
재밌었다 얘들아 행복해야해 그치만 어디가서 추천은 못하는 게임.. [spoiler] DLC 부대장들 얼굴 보여주세요 [/spoiler]
i like this
IT'S SO PEAK!
A very ambitious game, that is mostly good. The Hundret Line is a visual novel with tactical combat elements. The story told here features a story that is for the most part decent and in some parts excellent, but does have a lot of flaws as well. Over the course of the game, you can make choices, wich will put the story on different paths. These paths vary drastically in quality, wich is a bit of an issue, because all of the paths are very long and if you want to achieve all possible endings of the story, you will be playing this game for a very long time. Depending on how much you skip, you should at least expect 100 hours of playtime, but if you read every line, fight every battle and want to truly 100% this game, expect 200 hours and more. In terms of storytelling, we have more or less the same way Danganronpa was written. If you played games of that series, you know what to expect. The characters here also very strongly characterized, with every one of them having a few topics or tropes they fill. The combat in this game is nice, but nothing like what a true battle heavy game would do. I very much enjoyed it, but due to the multiple paths element of the story, you will be fighting the exact same battles dozens of times with barely and variation. This is a massive flaw and makes battles very annoying, except for the few speacial battles that occur only once during specific paths. Overall the battle system is very fun and some of the battles are tough even on normal difficulty, so I had my fun with it. Would I recommend this game? Maybe. You need to be ready to invest a lot of time into this game. You also need to remember a lot of stuff, to not get confused by what story path you are actually on and what has happened this time. I enjoyed it quite a lot and think it is worth it's money even at full price. If you like visual novels and want to experience and very long story and are willing to overlook the bad parts, than this might be for you.
Excellent VR, but only 100 ends
Masterpiece of storytelling , especially for meta-fiends
Hell nah, Sirei told me to show him my "baloney pony"
Never thought I'd play a game with a 40 hour prologue, but here we are. Saying anything about this game is basically a spoiler, but I'm a pretty big fan of Zero Escape and Danganronpa (Mainly ZE, so thankfuly this game has many such elements), so of course a love child of those two series is gonna be pretty great.
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