Zero Escape: The Nonary Games

999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors is amazing. The setting and music are great, the voice acting is excellent, the story is enticing, and it's just generally a really good experience. VLR on the other hand, is not. The switch from 2D characters in 999 to 3D models in VLR is just bad the characters look dumb and the writing is bad compared to the first game. A lot of the jokes and witty humor from 999 is almost verbatim copied and pasted in VLR. When playing it you're like "didn't you already use that exact joke/phrase in the first game?". The writing is not just bad; it's lazy. I think the best way to experience The Nonary Games is to buy it on sale, only play 999, and then just pretend that VLR doesn't exist. 999 is peak visual novel.

A lot of fun. Got stuck on a few puzzles but the story is a lot of fun and both games are so interesting!

游戏41h，全通。 第一部，剧情、分析、解密、可玩性个人都认为不错。 我不推荐这部游戏最大原因：此游戏非常过度营销男A和女A感情线，女A和男A虽是青梅竹马 但很多年没有相见 也并不是情侣关系，刚见面就玩摔倒在身上，说不了几句话就想到在一起，就各种脸红。就当这些算是日本作品特色了，但是看到一张床就能想到睡在一起，真是炫压抑到极点了。ok，咱们就当吊桥反应。但真相线结局真是给我恶心透了，还在卖，卖上了女A幼年和男A成年，往小了说 卖cp，往大了，我可不可以说有隐晦搞女童x成男啊？这个游戏卖cp有什么用？是能营销cp赚钱吗？cp有意义吗，没有，所以告诉我写这么恶心的意思？ 第二部，本作前半段拉跨，解密、人设都很不行，后半段开始起飞，最后的隐藏结局升华。但如我之前评价，本作完全没必要自己玩，直接去看别人实况更快。因为转场时间非常久，电梯地图移动动画至少要有10s，而一段剧情里面移动的次数非常多。而且本作如果选了hard模式，因为我没玩easy，前半段的hard解密个人觉得都挺简单，但是往后走难度较高 有几个我不擅长的都需要看b站大佬实况解决。而且每个玩家的解密图案不一样，你是没办法照搬别人的图案，一定需要自己走，在这方面我认为难度是高的。以及本作男A前期非常没用，优柔寡断，双标，想做圣母但也只是表圣母，让我玩的都想弃了。最后本作卖sq非常多，我用0秒猜出来编剧性别。 总结：个人建议第一部玩到真相线前面就可以退出这个游戏了。第二部直接看实况。 你如果要说真相线玩不到不知道真相，那么我告诉你，这个第一部如果你熟悉日配圈，你听到cv声音就可以直接推出剧情走向了。而你如果不熟悉也没关系，因为真相线的前置线路也基本给你讲完谁是幕后黑手了，而真相线的后半段都在卖男A和女A，而且卖的是幼年女A，让我非常非常感到不适。如果你觉得我过激了，那么代入一下，一个幼年女童在危急之时，她不向门口的亲人求救，而是向青梅竹马，而链接的也不是幼年时期的青梅竹马，而是一个成年男子。更别提这个真相线女童是怎么陷入危机的，没十年脑瘫我觉得也写不出来她陷入危机的原因。 如果想要写拯救、薛定谔的猫剧情，大大方方写完了比什么都好，花那么多笔墨渲染感情何意味。而且设定里链接的对象亲哥就在门口，不和亲哥链接，向远在千里之外的竹马求救，是不是太诡异了。俗话说远亲不如近邻，到这里，近亲远不如远邻了，太有意思了。世界上第一爱营销青梅竹马的游戏。

Es como si saw y el juego del calamar lo hubiera escrito gente competente. Juegazo, Puzzles de scape room, historia profunda con multiples finales que desbloquean otros finales que desbloquean otros finales. Visualmente el primero me parece muchisimo pero muchisimo mejor. Pero bueno, Ah si, son 2 juegos en 1. Es una triologia la 3era parte si esta aparte. Recomendaria no hacer como yo, que los jugue seguido los 2 de pegueta. Puede ser un poco to much

These are honestly some of the best games I've ever played. I don't normally play visual novels, but the puzzles were able to keep me engaged the entire 80+ hours it took for me to complete them. I will shamelessly admit I had to look up a guide a couple of times, as some of the puzzles in VLR get really difficult. As for the story, all I'll say is that it's a huge trip. You'll most likely not guess what any of these turns will lead or be. The only Negative I'll give is that in VLR, you have to follow a set path of choices, otherwise you'll run into a lot of locked routes, dead ending your paths. I had to look up a guide for it after running into 4 dead ends straight. But it's completely possible guideless. I picked up the entire Trilogy for full price, but I've seen them gone on sale around the $20 range, so they're very affordable (good, considering these are DS/3DS games) 10/10, if I get dementia I'm gonna play this game again

you know that iconic hat trick that clowns do? the one with the handkerchiefs? where the clown shows you, like, the edge of one handkerchief, right. sticking out of one of their pockets, or maybe his mouth or whatever. and then he tugs at the handkerchief and, bam! turns out it's attached to another handkerchief. how amusing! then he keeps pulling. another handkerchief! and the handkerchiefs keep coming, just this one string of tied handkerchiefs that keeps getting longer and longer. and you're watching, and thinking: surely that's the last handkerchief? surely this clown has no more secrets to keep. but he keeps pulling. and pulling. and you can't look away. that's what reading zero escape is like. 'tis a handkerchief string of a narrative in the best way possible. mystery on mystery on mystery, and the mysteries and the plot twists keep on coming, forming this delightful chain of intrigue and surprise. occasionally interspersed with the writers being horny jokesters. mr. sigma please stop asking the female characters to wear swimsuits. we have some codes to find. overall both games in this bundle are incredible experiences with engaging puzzles and fascinating plotlines. i suggest skimming some of the top reviews for tips on making the most out of both games (switching to the NOVEL screen for 999, how to toggle fast-forward text in VLR, trying other routes after getting your first ending, etc).

2 fantastic games with unique ideas and excellent storytelling. While the story isn't some mind blowing plotline, its memorable for how well both games throw out their concepts and ideas and let you piece things together on your own. I was shocked that some assumptions I made that seemed crazy in my head [spoiler] (Like for instance I was wondering if the Titanic in 999 was actually a ship we were physically stuck on or was it just a well recreated mockup, and then at the end its revealed it is, I also had Sigma, the MC of the second game, Virtues Last Reward high on my suspect list as potentially being Zero and I basically went 2 for 2 on these crazy guesses) [/spoiler] would actually turn out to be correct. Both 999 and VLR have a story that ties everything up nicely and makes the entire experience and time investment to beat these games well worth it, any questions I had were neatly answered and explained and there's a level of satisfaction here that I haven't quite yet found in other games. I thought 999 was fantastic but after finishing VLR I would say I might like it more over 999 because the expansion of the game youre forced in as well as more in depth and quality writing makes concepts in both games much easier to grasp, and much more interesting. If you're remotely interested in concepts like time paradoxes, quantum thought experiments (Schrodingers Cat, etc.) time travel, abilities to alter history in a good or bad way, and really interesting puzzles, this game is for you. I got the games on sale but I would argue this is one of those collections where the time you spend and the experience completely justifies the 25 euro price tag. My only criticisms are that I didn't find either of the protagonists of these 2 games very interesting or likeable. Junpei is basically a blank slate 21 year old who has the intelligence of a wet rag, and Sigma from VLR follows in suit, with some really frustrating dialogue that I can't suspend my disbelief that either MC is mentally challenged. Sigma also has too many comments which are pervy, it felt a little forced. Some of the puzzles in VLR are a little tedious, requiring sometimes a bit too much from the player, but you can always choose to lower the difficulty of a room you are in which then spoonfeeds you the answer. Characters can sometimes feel conveniently stupid during key moments. All these are mostly preferential problems that never subtracted from the overall experience. Both games are easily earning their spot as a 8 to 9 out of 10 game

fix your game bru i progressed in it theres no sound and it doesnt save anymore ts unintalled it and intalled it back and it doesnt work verified the files and its useless still same issue