My Complicated Thoughts on Zero Escape

[@sauce4279]

As for you not wanting to spend the whole game with Phi, dont worry. Yes, some endings emphasize Phi than others, but you won't actually be forced to stick with her the whole game, just for the 1st round and some endings.

[@scarfanzi]

If you want another game like Danganronpa, it'd be wise to take a look at Your Turn to Die, a game where you have to decide one person to die by majority vote, however, there are rules to the game. I wont say any more, so if you're interested, check it out.

[@lav7875]

I see that Shin pfp- ok but seriously yttd is amazing and i wish more people played it

[@blackjew5224]

Judge manga > this shitty game

[@wedasantika6079]

Your turn to die is the title?

[@wedasantika6079]

@@blackjew5224 you mean rabbit doubt?

[@korhol2065]

The end of the first game was near impossible for me I suck at sudoku

[@ranyadavina4585]

The fans who only played the Nonary Games version: Wait what do you mean sudoku-

[@jg2601]

That part in the pc sucked in the ds was so much better and epice is one of my favorite ds puzzles

[@miguelescobedo5112]

What happens if someone really enjoys Zero Escape that is the main question.

[@billiezeiszler608]

Then good for them for liking it!

[@sablonanime650]

I loved zero escape, and I just watched a let’s play to view ztd’s story.

[@BigBoss-km9yz]

Billie Zeiszler I agree

[@BigBoss-km9yz]

Sablonanime I actually played it. Definitely the worst one but it had aspects I did enjoy.

[@jg2601]

I liked 999;i felt that vlr was overrated and ztd

[@therenegadegamer7422]

As a massive zero escape fan I'd like to point out a couple things firstly you can for the most part use a walkthrough for the puzzles in vlr also you don't spend all of the game with phi you spend it with all of the characters but if you don't like zero escape because of it being too complicated then you probably won't like vlr it just isn't your type of game lastly vlr is the bedt one I don't know who told you 999 was the best game in the triolgy

[@HemborgerChariot]

999 vs VLR is actually pretty divided. A lot of people think 999's simplicity, art style and ending makes it better, which is valid, but a lot of other people think VLR is better with the longer play time, better puzzles and more character building, which is also valid. I don't know if I like one more than the other at this rate, I love both.

[@jg2601]

I didn't liked how over the top vlr was;and although it is true they give us more time with the vlr cast it can also be a negative because they are all terrible people

[@Lukandon]

@@jg2601 How dare you call Luna a terrible person?

[@arthorias06]

@@Lukandon she is not really a person so...

[@neil4542]

As someone who has finished Virtue's last reward and getting all game overs and all endings, if you felt like you had to force yourself for some of the science and psychological themes of 999, you shouldnt play vlr, bc vlr mainly revolves around other more difficult themes that you ahve to wrap your head around. For example, the prisioner's dilemma, Schrodinger's Cat, morphogwnetic field again, color theory, butterfly effect, etc. And also if you struggled with the puzzles of 999, you are gonna think that the ones in vlr are impossible.

[@neil4542]

@kingcallum101 the Q room literlaly destroyed me

[@KittyKatty999]

I disagree with the disliking psudo science scenes. They were all so interesting and built up into something awesome and creative. As someone who *100% Completed* both games, I can agree that at first, I REALLY didn't enjoy Virtue's Last Reward. The characters all felt like assholes, Clover had her character butchered in my opinion, and the puzzles were WAY harder. *HOWEVER,* when I finally started down the "Correct Path", the game became a lot more enjoyable. Remember how you needed Safe End for True End? Well imagine that, but 10 X better and more frequent. Different mysteries and character beats will only make sense from another path on the flow chart. Sometimes new paths open up, and old ones change. Once the game REALLY gets going with it's main mechanics, it's really griping and interesting. The music is also a complete *BOP!*

[@kawaiiempoleon8721]

You prolly wouldn't like the gameplay of vlr and there's some science bullshit but honestly just watch somone play it for the story prolly

[@kawaiiempoleon8721]

I think you severely overate 999s difficulty it's not very hard but they take a while when not using a walkthrough

[@katsucurry8357]

As a huge fan of Zero Escape, AI the Somnium Files and Danganronpa, I get it. 999 and VLR will remain masterpieces to me and I absolutely love them to death but I get that it takes a certain type of person to enjoy these games. You won’t have to stay with Phi for all of VLR btw. After each AB room, the pair and solo and colour assignments switch around and you can go in rooms with different characters. What I would recommend highly is to watch a playthrough of this game from someone who enjoyed it. I’d use Fresh Plays as my example but ShortOneGaming, The Nyancave and many many others are all really big fans of the series and I think watching their experiences might make it clear how someone can enjoy Zero Escape. I’m broke and don’t have a console so KZbin playthroughs are my only outlet and FreshPlays got me hooked on the series when I decided to give their 999 playthrough a go. I’ll admit, I think I would have liked them regardless as I am the kind of person who loves puzzles, solving mysteries and even the weird pseudoscience bits were so out there they kinda were so strange that they shot the moon and went back to being great. Idk man that’s what I suggest

[@bananasplit3132]

I get you about vlr, I had to force myself through the first few hours thanks to the visuals, the harder puzzles and by just not being as intrigued by the story. Eventually the characters and the mystery grew on me, and I couldn't stop talking my sisters ears off about my theories, the characters and just the questions I had about the game. I finished the game, had to think about it for a few minutes. The ending is just a beautiful combination of plot twists and reveals, some of which I predicted, the majority I was absolutely shocked by. I'm currently watching my sister play the game, and I must say that the foreshadowing they do throughout the game is absolutely phenomenal. I get that the game isn't for everyone, even I looked up answer quite a lot. Sometimes I was really irritated about how the items menu worked, how long the transitions from place to place were, ... But I think it was ultimately worth it to play and see the story that was behind it. (Or you can watch a playthrough, Idk)

[@Dafawfulizer]

I'm watching a playthrough

[@bananasplit3132]

@@Dafawfulizer Glad that you gave the game a chance! ^-^

[@BigBoss-km9yz]

Dafawfulizer I feel you made the best desicion for yourself.

[@griefingg0lem685]

I'd say to just watch someone playthrough the game instead. I say the story is really worth it and something you might like if you see it to the end, but if the puzzles do bother you, a playthrough someone else uploaded would be your best option.

[@cosmiclikesminecraft]

No if you didnt like the high sci-fi you wont like any of the other zero escape games, I find them all about equal personally, but each one gets progressively more and more high sci-fi, Zero Time Dilemma at one point brings up the concept of alien's being a cannon part of zero escape, though whether they are or aren't is questionable so though I wish you would continue the zero escape games, you probably shouldnt, though VLR's major twists are REALLY good

[@stierspider-man2559]

999 is a solid game and it works more as a stand-alone IMO since it's heavily disconnected from the Free the Soul storyline. VLR is enjoyable but the sci-fi stuff doesn't work for me because 999's sci-fi elements are more grounded and it works organically with the story. I also hate how there are too many endings for VLR just to throw in deaths and shock value, but it makes the gameplay enjoyable so there's that. ZTD is a wasted potential because the characters could've interacted more if they weren't split into teams, and the sci-fi elements are everywhere to make things more convoluted. The SHIFTing, Transporter, Mind Hacking gets thrown in out of nowhere whereas 999's Morphogenetic shtick has a lot of build-ups before it comes in as an essential plot device. So yeah, it's not that I hate sci-fi, but I hate how it's butchering good storytelling. The gameplay is good though, and that's why I like Zero Escape.

[@Wince_Media]

As a Zero Escape fan, I feel like you might not enjoy VLR. I'm actually making a video of VLR (This was WAY before this video came out and after that Epithet Erased video I made I'm kind of scared I'll be seen as ripping you off. I'm just really slow and lazy when it comes to making videos) and while it is better than 999 in SOME aspects, 999 is the better game. What's weird about 999 is that I'm kind of the opposite when it comes to some of your opinions on it. I LOVED the "pseudoscience scenes" you talked about because it made me feel like these characters were real, living people who liked to tell fun little things to their friends, and I thought the puzzles were too EASY. While the models and puzzle difficulty are true in VLR, like Sauce said, you aren't completely tethered to Phi.

[@jeyjey7238]

So you quit VLR to early lmao. You will get separated from Phi almost inmediatly the second round starts, unless you are playing some routes like K's, Luna's or her own. I hope you keep on it bc VLR is literally the best game I've ever played, it just starts a bit wacky but its plot is fucking masterpiece.

[@Diapolo10]

Personally I slightly preferred VLR over 999, but to each their own. I actually started with VLR after giving the 3DS demo a go, then I got a copy of 999 for it. Also bought The Nonary Games on PC when it was released, and of course Zero Tme Dilemma too. I know that the story isn't for everyone, but I really enjoyed the pseudo-science parts. To me, it gave an interesting perspective shift to how we usually view the world and, while not real science, it was certainly inspiring. And ever since I've pretty much fallen in love with everything Uchikoshi has worked on (except maybe Puchline, that one was weird as hell), including the Infinity trilogy which he co-wrote with Nakazawa. You could give Root Double a go, also Nakazawa's work, which is on Steam. Very much a linear story so no worries about picking wrong choices (for the most part), and plenty of good twists.

[@twdwonde5639]

So, I know I'm late but I recently finished the game and I have to say that for me personally VLR is better that 999. I love both games but VLR's story blew my mind so many times. I mean, yeah, it gets really complicated in the true ending but I think the character broke the science down to the point it's easy to understand. However, if you think the science bores you, you probably wouldn't enjoy it as much... So technically I think you're missing out on the best story I've ever seen BUT it is one that really intrigued me personally and might not be everybody's favorite. And Phi... To be honest I didn't like Phi in the beginning, so I almost always chose not to go with her. The more I learned about her though, the more I liked her and now I consider her best girl along with Luna. Plus, I adore her in Zero Time Dilemma, though I gotta agree, it's way weaker than VLR and 999.

[@Heroman3003]

VLR got a very short end of the stick... It was same writer, but the game itself was developed on shoestring budget, hence the use of cheap models and awful 'CGs' using those same models. The management didn't believe the game was even capable of success at all, even though it did suceed purely because of the writing part. Escape sections are generally mixed bag, but pretty much all of them in all games can be guidewalked through. I really wish VLR was given proper budgeting. Extra fun fact, the reason ZTD ended up using a different artstyle yet again was due to attempt to pander to western audience (as that was pretty much the saving grace of monetary success of both Zero Escape games). Generally, the story is fun, and while Phi is pretty relevant in VLR, you do not have to endure her that long, as you aren't stuck with her for every route and entire game and she does grow more likeable as you go anyway.

[@Tommedian]

Games have zero in the title. Revolves around the number 9

[@GuyFromSomeWorld]

I mean, the first game is just called "999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors"

[@rgg1009]

I didn't play the games, but I saw gameplays. Virtue's Last Reward was a bit boring at first, but it started to get quite interesting. I personally liked it. I recognize a lot of problems, but it's worth watching/playing.

[@WolfRider2002]

I definitely recommend playing through and finishing VLR. If the reason you quit when you did was because of Phi, don't worry. You don't spend the entire game with her. Though that might just be the Zero Escape fanboy in me

[@cameronthedramatic3292]

Just some guy's thoughts on this: My opinion should be taken pretty lightly, I first played Zero Escape about a month ago. I haven't even tried Zero Time Dillema yet. But I would say finish VLR, or at least try to. I think there's less random psuedo-sciencey bits (maybe? My memories not the best), and it has an amazing twist ending that still messes with my head. Don't want to hang out with Phi? You don't have to! Or at least, not all the time. After the first round, you two go seperate ways, and you can generally choose one of two characters to team up with instead. But if you get stuck halfway through the game and don't want to play anymore, then don't force yourself through it. Take a break or stop playing entirely.

[@WolfRider2002]

Some things that I thought you might find interesting since you played The Nonary Games version of 999. In the original, there was no voice acting. The flow chart actually debuted in Virtue's Last Reward, and wasn't in the original version of 999. The original used both screens of the ds when communicate text. The top screen was mainly used for character dialogue while the bottom screen was used mainly for Junpei's inner thoughts and observations about the room or the current situation. I think this was replaced with adventure mode and novel mode. The last puzzle was completely different in the original version. In the original you had to play a game of sudoku and you had to turn the ds upside down

[@wedasantika6079]

Yeah. The DS version Junpei's vision at top screen and Akane's vision at bottom screen Also some of Junpei's monologue was originally novel's narrative.

[@stierspider-man2559]

If you're playing 999, It'd be better if you got the endings in this order since it gives a story structure that resembles a mystery thriller movie plus it adds more depth and build-up: Submarine (Questioning) -> Knife (Suspicion) -> Axe (Red Herring) -> Safe (Revelation) -> True (Understanding)

[@foxxbaker]

The models do help with the Jump phi did, and it was badass when she drop kicked someone

[@Brvhstin]

I have rarely ever heard that 999 is the best one, I always hear VLR is the best one. I really liked them both, but VLR was so much better. I haven't even tried to play Zero Time Dilemma.

[@zEr-ne5ri]

let’s do this HENRY!

[@mberka12]

I have a question who is Henry?

[@zEr-ne5ri]

@Matthew Berka Henry stickmin and no I did not misspell it.

[@mberka12]

@@zEr-ne5ri Oh you mean him and I personally do not care how you spell his name anyway

[@Wildcard-Jack-47]

I actually had the exact same experience had to force my way through the first game and couldn’t get past the first color doors

[@antimatter3084]

You check out the When They Cry series? Higurashi and especially Umineko are some of the most mind boggling visual novels I played(also some of the best) and they will probably be up your alley. Cicondia good too but only chapter 1 has been finished

[@WorthlessWinner]

I second the "watch a walk through of VLR" position. The plot is the good part, not the puzzles. I liked VLR more than 999 but you're gonna find even more pseudo-science if you do experience it (i think it's integrated better into the story than it was in 999 so it's not an issue to me).

[@nerdzone]

As a massive fan of the series: No, don't continue please. Your conclusion that 999 > VLR > ZTD is flawed but is precisely why you should not continue. People that make the aforementioned arguement are people that value what you value in visual novels more than what people who enjoy the entire series do. If you struggled with the speculative science in 999 and the intimate character moments felt barely enough to justify the struggle, then the rest of the series would not be for you. The next two games double down at the grand conspiracy and the individual characters feel less and less important. I myself would say that VLR > ZTD > 999 and there are a lot of people like me. However, we are less vocal than the crowd that is unhappy with where the series went with games 2 and especially 3. Only normal, when you are happy, you don't make fuss about it. The notion that ZTD failed to tie important plot lines is mostly brought by people who are interested in "What happens with that charcter?" or "How this relationship continues?" and this is simply something that the series get progressively less interested the further it goes. Important for one is not important for the other. To conclude my thoughts, I feel the series will go on and progressively become less enjoyable for you. If you felt the 999 puzzles are hard, you will fall flat on your face in VLR. If you thought the speculative science is too much and uninteresting, you will have to skip hours of content in the next two games. The series is simply not for you. Not sure who suggested it as a similar one to Danganronpa but they should have been publicly whipped.

[@sablonanime650]

Vlr definitely fixes your problem with endings not mattering. Though definitely does not fix your issues with the pseudoscience.

[@wedasantika6079]

My memorable music is Trepidation. Usually plays whenever you encounter dead body

[@MidSleepMeister]

Well, if you struggle to beat the puzzles and understand the story of 9 persons 9 hours 9 doors. I'd say that Virtues last reward is not for you. Even though I feel like both games do a pretty good job of explainning and dumbing down the info so it's understandable. The pseudoscience and stuff is more complex in the latter I feel. Also the puzzles don't hold your hand in the second game as much as it does in the first one. In the first game, they give you so many hints it's hard to miss the answer. In the latter there are still things you need to figure out on your own. So all in all, if you didn't really like 999. I don't see any reason to finish Virtues last reward. Although, the first games starts with great suspense and keeps it going I feel. The latter game only become more interesting as the game progresses. I was pretty hooked after hearing about the lion that eats the sun though. As I didn't know what the f it meant and got super curious. I played them all on their original platforms though and they just don't look as good in the remaster/re-release... For one Santas one eye looks like he's drunk all the time in the remaster.

[@GL4DTOB3HERE]

where all my solitary snails at

[@thatkincalledkomaeda9491]

If you really wanted to try a similar game with a darker focus, may I suggest Your Turn To Die? It's Danganronpa meets Zero Escape but the puzzles are somewhat easier to understand. And you wouldn't have to focus on the steam backlog either! It's free to play!

[@bimblebobble4438]

I loved the premise of 999, and the background to each character was super interesting. However, I absolutely despise the true ending. It’s such a bizarre turn that doesn’t really fit well with the rest of the game, and completely ruins a certain character for me. It really brought the entire experience down a peg.

[@MarkusVeller]

Honestly, while VLR is my favorite in the series, I think that 999 is a good place to stop. Because VLR kinda semi-forces you to play the sequel. And I would under no circumstance encourage someone to play ZTD.

[@ta_nya5240]

It's certainly a problem when you cannot enjoy the key components of a game. But honestly, it's fine and there's no need to force yourself to play anything just because people tell you that it's cool. I tried playing Mass Effect, because my friend loved it and told me I would definitely enjoy the story. So, I gave it a shot. Unfortunately, I absolutely suck at shooting in video games. Like, I'm abysmal. Thus I didn't enjoy the majority of the gameplay. I stopped playing after a while as it kept making me feel agitated and like I'm incapable. If you find the puzzle solving games in zero escape daunting, the trilogy is just not a good choice for you. I enjoyed almost every puzzle room and while I sometimes needed a bit of help during VLR, most of the puzzles I figured out by myself - or by simple deduction. Sometimes you only have that much to work with and trial and error will eventually make you progress. I enjoy this concept. Thus I wholeheartedly enjoy the zero escape games. There's nothing wrong with finding that it's not a good choice for you, though. I admit that I find it a bit weird that among the cast Phi is identified as the most problematic character. To me she's the coolest of them. The ones who ground my gears the most were Dio and Clover. The guy who antagonizes absolutely everyone at every chance he gets and the mentally super unstable "spy" girl, who cannot get anything done without her aunty Alice. 😒 But character likes and dislikes are pretty subjective. Anyway, to sum it up, I think it's totally valid to decide to leave something that doesn't feel like it's actually fun to play.

[@meowman69420]

a game that's like zero escape, but better in my humble opinion, is called kimi ga shine, aka your turn to die. so if you still want to play a puzzle game like zero escape, then I'd recommend it soooo much. i couldn't finish 999 cuz I'm wayyy too stupid and felt dumb cuz i had to use a walkthrough, but for kimi ga shine, i could get past most of the puzzles on my own. they're hard, but not almost impossible. and the characters are so much better and less annoying. only characters i hate are 2 of the 5 villians. and one of the villains i hate reminds me of mikan and i don't like mikan at all. (don't take me wrong, some of the 999 characters are very great. I think the cast for this game is way more enjoyable) it's a free browser game, so you don't have to worry about spending money. it's not complete either, but super close to though. It's on the final chapter rn.

[@regenerations67]

here is a tip for any storytellers never end your series like the this

[@Nyazhi]

hey, are ya planning to rank the danganronpa executions? if you are, cant wait! if ya wont, its okay!

[@theadmarkovunleashed9055]

I think you should finish TLR. I also didn't like it right away but I it got better as i kept playing.

[@TheTj334]

Please play Your Turn To Die.

[@SlavoidUkr]

Okay, but how can you find those puzzles difficult? At the very least first game is very easy... They don't involve much thinking....

[@mechashadow]

I’d have thought you mentioned the route in AI that makes fun of the excessive pseudoscience in this series.

[@johnphillips5993]

Can you make another SML related video

[@acebii]

Watch a walkthrough. Thats my advice. I really enjoyed watching a walkthrough of the games, the endings were all really cool!!! 👍

[@Blarglesnarfe]

Spending the whole game with Phi? You... really don't. Like, you really, really don't. Your other complaints are legit tho.

[@linksmoney8167]

Bro ur so right when it come to the puzzle my gad

[@SlavoidUkr]

Btw will you make a video about ace attorney?

[@BigBoss-km9yz]

I bet he will at some point. Ace attorney is probably my favorite visual novel.

[@maryellenpallozzi1192]

Hey Super Mario Galaxy fans out there, you guys should make an fan-made Super Mario Galaxy 2D animated series call: Super Mario Galaxy Adventures about Mario who must protect both The Mushroom Kingdom and the entire universe at all cost from Bowser. Also in Super Mario Galaxy Adventures. Princess Peach and Rosalena have a relationship with each other. Don't worry; Mario and Princess Peach are still boyfriend and girlfriend.

[@OfficialCrowMauler]

L + ratio + bad at games + bad opinion + dead channel + maidenless + puzzleless + spriteless + smooth brained + never seen a W

[@Ollie_668]

Not really related to the video but have you heard about world end club? It’s a game from the creators of danganronpa and zero escape. I’m half way through the first half and it’s pretty good

[@Dafawfulizer]

Glad to hear it's good. I found out about it while making the thumbnail of this video. I fully intend to play it, I'm just busy with other games at the moment.

[@tuoritto]

Well, a rather dated video, but I still wanted to mention a few points of my own. About the weird dialogue and random science - to be fair, it's MAINLY coming from Akane, and for the rest of them, as you mentioned, it fits. So Akane is just acting like this nerdy goofball, so in a way, it fits her, too. I personally find it kind of charming, even if a little odd. About the music - no way you didn't find it memorable? Morphogenetic sorrow of all things? I understand the style might be not yours, it is very industrial, after all, but it just fits so well and builds the atmosphere extremely nicely. Some of the tracks I listen to every now and then just because I like them. But, I suppose personal preference. As for VLR... Phi is a bit of a bitch, I admit, but she's a really good character. Otherwise I do want to say that VLR might be more overwhelming and everything, but it's also a very interesting and unique game. Also for the 3D models - I believe they actually made them due to some technical limitations, as they were making the game for Nintendo 3DS, but I believe it wasn't released yet? And they had a lot of issues since the studio was very inexperienced with those at the time. As for ZTD... While it is a good game, as you've said it, arguably the worst. Nonetheless, it's less of a serious contender and more of a love letter to the community. It still came out pretty good story-wise, despite its flaws.

[@becuaseimbored3481]

You should do a review of "We. The revolution "!!

[@meltingcolorsthatdontblend1982]

You know personally I think VLR is way better then 999. And it get 1,000x better the more you play in my opinion.

[@jeye5437]

Love zero escape series and your videos but could you not put spoiler images or at least put a spoiler warning

[@Dafawfulizer]

It's funny you bring that up, because while I did show images from the endings, I made sure to show them divorced from all context so no one who hasn't played the game would be able to figure out what's going on. Kinda like a trailer.

[@randbusfield7710]

Have you seen the fall guys rap yet

[@foxxbaker]

The characters are walking Wikipedia articles, it makes me laugh when it happens in the game

[@BigBoss-km9yz]

Yeah I was so interested in what they were saying I didn’t notice how out of character it was for some characters.

[@daddymanthiccboi]

Anotsogoodfoxx Shay the wolf it’s hilarious how everyone seems to instantly know every door combination after staring for 2 seconds

[@BigBoss-km9yz]

DaddyManThiccBoi The math isn’t actually that hard for the doors so I have no problem with that.

[@foxxbaker]

Ever since I saw the axe ending, I’ve been scared to ax Clover a question(no really I’m scared of her when she gets pissed

[@projectmoonsleeperagent]

You should probably just watch somebody playing zero escape instead of playing it yourself

[@CoffeeForOzzie]

if you think phi is terrible, just wait until you see the trainwreck that is *a l i c e*

[@eve123princess9]

Unityversity And wait till he sees the sweetheart that is LUNA. :3

[@RTheu2109]

Well if you are not interested in the science of the game then yeah, for anyone like that it is a big waste of time, because the game is long due to the long explanations of said science and plot, and i say this because it took a while for me to enjoy and like the series now. Was it worth it? for me at least yes because it started my interest in this field of science, but again if you really are not interest in all this stuff and the major plot does not grab your attention, then it's better to not force it since you will not fully enjoy it.

[@pandoraarts7748]

Just watch the Jigsaw movies, its basically the same.....

[@BigBoss-km9yz]

Question why do you dislike Phi? Is it because she yells at you a lot?

[@eve123princess9]

Big Boss Probably because she can be pretty damn hostile at times.

[@BigBoss-km9yz]

Eve123 Princess yeah but he liked fuyhiko in danganronpa 2 and he was hostile at first.

[@nagi9990]

I am bad at the puzzles

[@RigelST]

You should do Birth ME Code

[@SigmaKilm]

you should continue you don’t stay with phi the hole game and she gets better you can chease it to get to the ending

[@BokyProkyYT]

Play it i loved all of games

[@FullyB8ked]

Danganronpa is an action-adventure puzzle game. Change my mind.

[@colemanbrenner6555]

Have you ever heard of the game No Straight Roads? I suggest playing it

[@Dafawfulizer]

Already have, planning on making a video on it.

[@GL4DTOB3HERE]

what's it about

[@colemanbrenner6555]

@@GL4DTOB3HERE It reminds me of if cyberpunk tech was run by corperate music

[@susannebal7258]

TBH... No Straight Roads's biggest problem, from what I've seen, is that it lacks polish.

[@colemanbrenner6555]

@@susannebal7258 understandable

[@Br4x]

@Dafawflizer, I say finishing the series is a good idea &, from a dialogue perspective you might not personally "LOVE" it, but from a story perspective & puzzle perspective, it is SO worth it. Trust me, ya won't regret it... mostly, it's still pretty flawed, but just listen to the whistle through the whirlwind with it & it is fantastic, I promise UwU

[@purecandyandenergy9003]

Play time delemaaaaaa

[@TallTapper]

it's a cute game

[@BokyProkyYT]

big spoiler about Phi she is sigmas daughter thats why you are with her the whole time that spoiler comes from zero time delema and yes i finished all games

[@rgjarrell]

Review origami king

[@megaflynn6482]

Yes

[@jessespringer7723]

Please watch ztd nicob

[@tylerhackner9731]

Can’t wait for this to drop

[@KeyToAeris2024]

This makes me think of when I got Dark Souls 2 I really enjoyed the rest of the series but 2 was not good at all seriously it’s the worst out of the 6 why would I punish myself further by playing an inferior game when there are already better options.

[@miguelescobedo5112]

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@agrillhasnoname]

Another boring reading simulator.

[@BoconMano]

A

[@BigBoss-km9yz]

Your probably not going to like virtues last reward if continue with it given everything you said. Ai sounds interesting. Maybe I should check it out.

[@daddymanthiccboi]

AI is really solid, a bit slow at times but overall it's extremely entertaining.

[@Dafawfulizer]

Honestly I like it better than some of the Danganronpa games.

[@BigBoss-km9yz]

Dafawfulizer really? I think that will be my next visual novel. Sorry you couldn’t get into zero escape. I understand some games aren’t for everyone but on the bright side you made Ai sound interesting. I will let you know what I think of it.