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Danganronpa #1066778
05/15/16 07:44 AM
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Hi, has anyone else played the Danganronpa games?

Originally Posted By: wikipedia
In Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, Makoto Naegi, an average student selected to join Hope's Peak Academy, arrives at the school only to lose consciousness and later find himself trapped inside the school, along with fourteen other students. There, a sadistic remote-controlled teddy bear by the name of Monokuma announces that the students will be forced to live in the school forever, offering only one way to graduate: murder another student and get away with it. When a crime scene is discovered, a "class trial" (学級裁判 gakkyū saiban?) is held, in which the remaining students must discuss amongst themselves who the murderer is. If they can successfully figure out who murdered the victim, the culprit alone will be executed. However, if they guess incorrectly, the culprit will be able to leave the school and everyone else will be executed.

The sequel, Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair, has a similar premise, this time taking place on a tropical island known as Jabberwock (ジャバウォック島 Jabawokku-tō?). Hajime Hinata, a student who has no memory of his Ultimate talent, along with fifteen other students, are taken there by a rabbit named Usami, who states it to be a field trip to help the classmates make friends with each other. However, Monokuma interferes yet again, turning it into yet another killing game.


They are visual novel style games, with minigames to conduct the class trials. I think these are great games, but perhaps not for everyone.

Re: Danganronpa [Re: Jarkeld] #1066786
05/15/16 09:29 AM
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Let's wait for comments from other gamers. I see that it gets a lot of positive reviews. Do you think this is an adventure game or another genre?

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Re: Danganronpa [Re: Jarkeld] #1066788
05/15/16 09:35 AM
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I find it difficult to classify. A bit like Fahrenheit, Heavy Rain or Beyond: Two Souls.

Re: Danganronpa [Re: Jarkeld] #1066789
05/15/16 10:01 AM
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The first two are interactive novels, the second is classified as adventure. Apparently there is a spin off called Danganronpa: Ultimate Battles that's an action game, but the first three are more along the lines of a mystery/horror adventure game - The themes might atract action/adventure players, but I don't know if I'd classify the first two as Dark Side games.


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