Then a wrench gets thrown into the familiar visual novel method: the game tosses in multiple murder mysteries, and it's your job to gather evidence and solve them. It's a visual novel in a school-like setting, where you walk around its expansive campus and spend your days choosing which characters you want to spend time with the most to inch your bonds closer, buying them gifts that they and only they would like depending on things they enjoy and their general personalities.
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(And a mighty theatrical one at the hands of Monokuma at that.) The Killing Game, Monokuma says, only goes on until two people are left standing, or a murderer successfully passes through a Class Trial scott free.ĭanganronpa V3 borrows the same format as its two numbered predecessors. On the other hand, if the murderer is properly exposed, then only the murderer suffers an execution. A "game" where people have to murder one another, stand on trial, and if the murderer manages to escape the trial without being convicted, they're allowed to go free. The group is told by Monokuma, an eerie robotic teddy bear, that they're now participating in the Killing Game. The school turns out to not be what it seems, with foliage growing into buildings, rooms that look like they haven't been used in nearly decades. Yes, that is a Yo-Kai Watch gag.ĭanganronpa V3 pins 16 talented teenagers, each with "Ultimate" abilities they were once praised for internationally (from Ultimate Pianist to Ultimate Entomologist), into a school. (You, the player, are the jury in a way.) It's a game where the crimes themselves are often complex, where the perpetrators (or even victims) are never obvious from a glance yet the blood hardly looks lifelike at all, it's a neon pink haze.
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It's a series about teenagers murdering one another in a calmer, more calculated Battle Royale-esque scenario only it's watched over by a sadistic teddy bear who acts as both judge and executioner. Usually with a big ol' X marked across their face to signify that, y'know, they're dead.ĭanganronpa has always been a series synonymous with all things grim, yet retaining a pop-like perky flair. And even when you're in a trial investigating yet another murder that befell your almost-peaceful group, their smiling portraits are propped up there. Even when they're gone, they're not really. Their names and memories pop up frequently, abundant in nearly every conversation you carry with others. Their rooms lie next to yours, like empty tombs to remember them by.
Your dead friends are always haunting you in Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony (as with all Danganronpas, really).
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