haha no switch port
Thoughts?
Camden Gonzalez
Easton Hernandez
>bought pic related forever ago
>didn’t play the first but was going to and wanted to get a lock on the LE
>people on Yea Forums spoiler for me who both the killers are in both games
>now I will certainly never play it and this thing is collecting dust
Based
Evan Clark
Never understood what so good about this franchise. Comical and kinda retarded art plus a plethora of not so interesting puzzles.
Just my two cents.
Luke Cooper
dangan is kind of awful but still worth it. the minigames are garbage, the characters are mostly all one-note tropes but the cases can be fun to solve and the overarching plots are sometimes enjoyable
Jonathan Thomas
I like all three games equally, they all have their strengths and weaknesses.
Joseph Morgan
Just play it
Cameron Brooks
>Visual novel segments where you interact with the characters, get introduced, locations and items related to the murder and motives gets introduced etc.
>Somebody dies
>Investigation mode where you click on stuff to collect evidence
>Class Trial starts where they have to figure out who the killer is. This is the "gameplay" segment with fully voiced dialogue and different minigames for providing evidence and drawing conclusions. For example the characters will have an argument and some words are highlighted. You must then select the correct piece of evidence and shoot that specific word to contradict the statement before the trial moves on.
>Killer gets executed and you move on to the next chapter where the cycle repeats itself
Its pretty fun and the class trials are often pretty long (couple of hours) so with the small gameplay elements within it and the whole "figure out who dunnit" thing going on, i'd say that there's plenty of interactivity in the game. There's even a homage to zero escape in the 2nd game with an escape room.
Levi Nguyen
>not generic looking anime art
>it's shit
every time
Jonathan Walker
2-5 > the rest of the series in it's entirety. The only reason people pretend to care about this shit is for that one case.
Ian Young
>not going in chronological order
Perturbed
I'll tell you right now that the first game is gonna make you want to ragequit. I was in the same boat where I discovered Zero Escape before Danganronpa. So I went into Danganronpa expecting zero escape quality writing. It was all going well until the final trial. The overall "why" was so infuriatingly mundane that I almost quit the series right there. Yet, the damndest thing is that I register the series as garbage in terms of writing, but I kept coming back for each installment.
Zero Escape is still tops for me, especially VLR. However, DR has an unusual appeal to it that will keep calling you back. I'm simultaneously relieved and sad that both series are done.