The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy-

This game gave me hell, and I thank it for that. Having completed all 100 endings I can say that overall, I enjoy the game and the characters. I think there is a lot of interesting plot beats and Route 0 was a stellar opening. Though, Route 0 can get a bit weighed down by the fact that it is JUST the opening, the foundation that opens into 22 more routes. Unfortunately, I cannot give thllda a completely glowing review as there are some flaws. Not all endings are made equal, some felt lazy, others skip half of the hundred days, or you might get stuck going through a monotonous 100 days, day by day. Once you get to grinding for endings the actual gameplay, the fights, get to be such a drag because you're just trying to get that one ending. Though, the parameters for skipping battles has been updated since I played, making the vast majority skippable after you've completed a matching (or similar enough) battle once. There are highlights though, and I think a lot of my complaints can also be the fault of how I played thllda (which was daily for extended marathon sessions over a month while I was between jobs and packing up to move).

Boinky boinky very good yes

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puking is moe

Terrible story, Terrible Gameplay, only like 6 characters worth caring about, play this for free or heavily discounted if you want to try it.

cannot recommend it enough. go in as blind as you can. its a genuine masterpiece. i ran this ♥♥♥♥ on my potato laptop, you have no reason not to play it. i am actually begging you please play it

It is written and directed by the same guy that did Danganronpa, if you know you know I like the characters more than the ones from Danganronpa 1, the various routes and longer play time give them more time to shine The combat was alright The game has a lot of dead time from things that repeat constantly, for example nearly every morning and every night there is an announcement that can last 2 seconds even when skipping as fast as possible, at the start of combat your objectives show up for 5 seconds and you can't skip it even though the objective nearly never changes There is exploration gameplay which is like a board game where you roll 2 dice giving you 2 options to choose the # of spaces you want to move. This gameplay sucks, you just move around and land on tiles which have various events that give you resources and the dialogue takes too long Some routes are better than others. There is no true end but 2 different routes feel the most complete, but neither will tell you everything. These 2 different routes makes it feel like it's 2 different games. Those routes are a happy ending that gives some answers for things that happen in different routes, and a truth ending that gives you some different answers about the truth of the story The game leaves a lot of questions unanswered, some of them are pretty massive and it makes no sense that they weren't answered I think the game would have benefitted from a true "true" end that could make use of multiple routes There is a big turning point around 1/3 of the way into the game and I did not use a guide for this game initially, but I could recommend using a guide to make sure you don't waste time on bad routes and endings The game is filled with mysteries that are fun to theorize about and if they get answered, the answer is usually good 8/10

其实不推荐，给好评只是怕tkg倒闭，这是一个巧克力和史的问题。

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I went into The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy- completely blind expecting a cool mystery strategy game and somehow ended up getting completely addicted to it. The combat is really fun, the cast is hilarious, and the mystery constantly keeps you guessing. What surprised me most is how insanely huge the game is. Every time I think I understand its structure it just keeps opening up more and more. This game completely took over my life.