Zero Escape: The Nonary Games

I really enjoyed both 999 and VLR (the two games included in The Nonary Games). In fact, I'd say they are some of my favourite games of all time, particularly in terms of story, though the escape rooms were fun too. I don't usually like Visual Novels, as many of them feel the same or are just reading with hardly any gameplay, but these games do not have that problem. The rooms and puzzles were almost always quite fun, I found the dialogue and characters to be interesting (and I will forever remember what Prosopagnosia is) and the overall story to be quite robust (particularly with 999) VLR was interesting but also gigantic. There were so many paths and certain ones felt very confusing at times. However, my mind was quite blown by the ending and it put a lot of pieces together in a very clever way that had gone very over my head. I went into it thinking it wasn't going to make any sense, and came out feeling shocked at how well everything fit in the end (As Phi would undoubtedly say: "Isn't it obvious???"), even if some of it was a bit bloated I think it was well worth it. I wish I could play these games all over again for the first time, as they have really interesting and cool mechanics, meshed with a great story and fun point-and-click escape room puzzles. I do NOT recommend buying the "Zero Escape Trilogy Bundle" though, as I feel the second half of the third game really hurt my interest in the series, but these two games in one package of The Nonary Games are a beautiful combo together. Highly recommend buying this game! It's are VERY worth the price in my opinion, and I wish more people were aware 999 and VLR existed!