Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls Reviews

The best part of this game was the credits and the banger that came with it. Besides that, the game was ass for the most part and the reason i played it and finished it was only because I couldn't refund it

I personally enjoyed the game a lot the visuals are great and I love when the go to 2D it's smooth another thing I found positive is the extension on information and seeing the incident play out instead of just hearing about it while some parts made me feel slightly uncomfortable mostly the beginning of chapter 5 and toward the end of chapter 3 it overall was good in general I don't have any major criticisms about the game so other than the uncomfortable parts.

I've been playing mostly visual novels recently and Ultra Despair Girls was an average VN, so the game was a nice change of pace even though the controls and camera movements were so wonky, especially on boss fights—it was SO painful to walk around backwards looking for heals and items while fighting with the camera semi-locked onto the bosses. With that being said, [b] only worth buying on sale [/b]. I love Danganronpa's bright color usage, unique art style and animations; both the voice acting and soundtrack are great, and all that remained on UDG. UDG is the worst game of the series theme-wise (child abuse); that specific part [spoiler] in chapter 3 [/spoiler] was so disturbing and uncomfortable to play/watch. I'm traumatized. But overall I still enjoyed the game because the story and progression is good and the characters are amazing! Komaru is a dork, Toko has a great character development throughout the game and their dynamics are so cute and funny.

Save files system is inconvenient, crappy shooter game (despite turning off autolocked) the control is annoying. Not so much lore instead it is more of a puzzle game unlike ss1+2 this is far most the worst. But, it does help understanding what is happening if thriving for the whole series plot, you would figure out the timeline of danganronpa after this game. 3/10

Depressing story. 100% ship them though. 6.5/10

Thank you for every moment in this game. Everything came out so perfectly...and...Komaru...she is so cute and very cool...I think I fell in love with her already...thank you again for the great experience, it was so worth it and precious to me. (And for me, as someone who has just played games in this series for the first time, Even though it's hard for me to believe But with this game Even though it's been on the market for 10 years, it's better than any game I've ever played.) ((I'm sorry for the language that may be strange. I'm not very good at English.))

Hardcore fans of the series get an interesting enough finale and some decent character development and writing, with a clunky, mediocre, and oddly puzzle-heavy action game tacked on to your usual visual novel elements. Those who weren't impressed with Danganronpa's anime trope characters and frequently horny writing, who were maybe carried by the killing game premise, will spot a largely problematic and exploitative game with as rough of a chapter 3 as other reviews make it out to be. I think once you get to a tongue-in-cheek minigame where you [spoiler]have to stop the main character from being groped[/spoiler] you are past the point where a wink at the audience gets you a pass and just getting into lechery.

Completed, 6/10 Pros: - Truth Bullets are a limited resource, which means that you have to manage your reserves and ensure you don't run out. - Currency is well balanced. Any time I had a good stockpile, I was usually just about to go on a shopping spree due to finding a shop with new Bullet Blings. - They managed to make me actually somewhat like Toko, who was one of my least favorite characters from Trigger Happy Havoc. - The arcade machine puzzles are a great way to ensure that the playerbase becomes accustomed to using all the different Truth Bullets, rather than just rely on their personal favorites. - Each Truth Bullet has its own scenario where it excels, meaning that it's important to ensure that you use them all. Cons: - Camera is very slow, and positioned close to the character. This leads to it sometimes being difficult to target close enemies. - The game seems to drop Break bullet pickups on you when you run out. I don't know why they didn't just give you infinite if they were going to do that. - Toko is almost entirely unneeded for most combat. She's pretty much just used for scenarios where you're about to die, or if there's a ton enemies (which the electric Truth Bullet works just fine for as well). - The game switches between Danganronpa and generic anime artstyles frequently, with the gameplay being entirely a generic 3D anime game artstyle, and some of the cutscenes being in the Danganronpa artstyle. - Some parts of the game are clearly largely reused over and over, such as the defeat animations for the Warriors of Hope. - I don't like that Monokuma is a generic enemy. It really takes away any sense of power he had in the previous games, where he was nearly omnipotent. - The Warrior monorail section was just really weird. Felt like something that would be in a porn game instead of Danganronpa. (Also it's really odd to have a character with that backstory have a fight like that). - Some puzzles are poorly designed (you shouldn't require your playerbase to know star signs to solve a puzzle without hints). - Many of the darker story elements fail to hit as hard as they should, due to being surrounded by jokes immediately before and after. All in all, this was a very mediocre run and gun game in a series of great mystery games, but I'm still marking it as recommended on the assumption that the final Danganronpa game will be better having played this game and having understood the story.

Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls. While different in terms of gameplay from its predecessor Ultra Despair Girls is quite enjoyable from start to finish the animations are nice and the gameplay wasn't ever super tedious or annoying, the world is fun to explore, with the real highlight being the two girls we are introduced to and play as (Toko and Komaru are a gem and carry this game throughout) For a franchise known for its diverse cast Ultra Despair Girls doesn't really have that many characters that I find super notable , however I do find old returning faces to be a relief and certain new faces to be compelling and fun to see and interact with. Really do yourself a favor and play the game for yourself, However I will warn you that (Chapter Three of the game can get really uncomfortable and can be quite insensitive at times. If you have triggers that pertain to Sexual Assault, or even just Child Abuse in general then you should probably steer clear of this game.) Pros: Fun cast, TokoMaru, Nice Music, Pretty Decent Third Person Shooter Gameplay, Fun Collectables, Compelling themes. Cons: Annoying Minigame challenges, Not as Diverse of a Cast as Danganronpa One, Janky Hitbox detection.

This game is the best and worst of the franchise. Best because the game was made well, has great despair themes. Worst because it gets sus AF. If you're looking for a game to make you uncomfortable, shake you a little, and mess with you, Welcome to Danganronpa. If you tell your friends this was the best of the franchise, they're putting you on a watchlist.