Recent reviews by Foreverblu~

Pokemon but if it actually had a story

They said Star Citizen and Bannerlord would never come out.


They were wrong.

Yes.

Nero Best Character

10/10 Fulfilled the cuteness quota

I...I don't even know what to say. This isn't even a game. It could pass as an art piece, featuring absolutely brilliant compositions, art choices, story, and a flow within the simplistic gameplay and storyline, despite its complete jump in the 'timeline' of occurring events.


Rating: 10

A MUST play for everyone. It's gonna blow your mind.

The closest match to Dungeons & Dragons video games will ever get to, and the most fun I've had in an RPG since Dragon Age.

One might wonder what the developers went through to think up all of the diverse and impossibly complicated murder scenarios... O.O

Plot Twist Simulator 2016.
"NO, THAT'S WRONG" - Best Line of the game
11/10 Would go to hell trying to understand how the heck anybody planned the murders or how they put so many plot twists.

Nominated for Steam Awards


Danganronpa was quite a surprise when I found it, due to its less than appealing graphics and its overwhelmingly positive reviews. At the time I just wanted something with a lot of plot, so I decided to pick it up while it was on a slight sale. Never have I been more happier to have discovered it.

Danganronpa is an Anime style Visual Novel with heavy gameplay in addition to its strong sense of plot, making use of smart action that compensates for the amount of story and dialogue within the game. Split into 6 different chapters as well as an Epilogue and Prologue, the story begins with Makoto Naegi, the Ultimate Lucky Student, entering Hope's Peak Academy for the first time only to find that nothing was at all what he had imagined. A school meant for the 'Ultimates'(High school students that each had a special trait, such as the Ultimate Programmer), and meant as a symbol of hope to the world, Makoto wakes up on a strange desk to an unsettlingly empty school. Thrown into a deadly struggle against none other than his classmates, he must survive the brutal killing game while trying to find the killers of the murders, all the while attempting to discover what has occured within the school that led to the barred windows and the mysteirous dissapearance of any sign of living life.

The gameplay consists of walking around a school, and then using a point and click system to interact with objects and people. Dialogue has been translated very nicely, with close to no errors anywhere within the thousands of lines of dialogue. Throughout the game, the player will also be able to interact with his school mates and learn more about their history and abilities, as well as progress the game further by learning more about the events that happened in the school. After a murder has been committed, the player's enter Investigation phase, in which they must try to find as much relevant evidence as possible. After that, the player's will enter the Class Trial, the main action of the plot in which the player's initiate discussions with other characters in order to find contradictions and to discover who the true murder is. They play multiple different minigames(Includig rhythm games and hangman's) in addition to the main debate game in order to progress and discover the trail in the case.

The story itself is brilliantly handled, starting the player's off with nothing given. Mercilessly pounded by murder after murder, the story uses cold hard truth and dark events in order to give the story a deathly and hopeless feeling, all the while revealing slowly the reason why any of this is happening. For me, it had me obsessed, furiously clicking through the dialogue in order to find out the identity of the killer or to discover the history of the school. All of the murders and cases presented throughout are also completely unexpected, with major misleading clues that will guide the players to false ends and false trails, surprising me every single turn of the way.

So should you get this game? If you like solving mysteries and games with a very large emphasis on story as well as an intricate gameplay system, then I would highly recommend this to you, even if you do not particularly enjoy the anime art style. For those who have played visual novels before, or have watched anime(or read manga), than this game will definitely come as a pleasant surprise.

There ain't a one week limit for a level up drop 10/10