Recent reviews by Actual Trash, PhD.

It's pretty much what RPG Maker should be. Just a really simple way to make RPGs for beginners and a decent way for people who know how to code but suck at producing custom sprites.

MV did add a few nice things, like the character customization, to help you make the game feel like you truly made it.

There's also a plethora of support by the community for custom commands (Stealing, weapons with a draining effect, etc.) so it's hard to really go against giving it a whirl if you have a dumb idea for an RPG.

Just note: You could play this for literally thousands of hours and produce nothing.

A bunny girl runs around and hits things with a hammer.

If that isn't a 10/10 game, I don't know what is.

I'm iffy to recommend this.


The game itself is fantastic. The story is well written, characters are enjoyable, etc etc.

However, this game has been pretty harsh on me by changing my controls from Keyboard and Mouse to Controller in the middle of the game (So I have no idea how to do a majority of the things required in the cases) and NOT SAVING MY GAME AT ALL. (It happened four ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ times in the first three cases. Still haven't gone past Case Three since I lost my save.)

Some of my complaints may just be me, and if so I'm just unlucky, but that's not all.

Some of the games played in the cases (Hangman's Gambit, Make your Argument, BTB/PTA, etc) have been changed and not exactly for the better. For example: Hangman's Gambit was, in the first game, a simple word game where they'd present a word with some letters missing and you'd figure it out by shooting the letters. Simple, quick, fun.

In this game, Hangman's Gambit is a simple word game where they give you a phrase with no hints besides the length of the words in it, you must match the letters by pressing Z(Remember, I have had troubles getting my controls due to a random switch mid-game caused by the game.) on one and shooting it at the same letters by pressing LeftClick. Okay, doesn't seem bad at first. By doing so, they stay on screen without movement, and increase in size. You can get rid of the combined letter by either shooting them with Z, which gets rid of them entirely, or LeftClick which will act as you trying to place the letter there. Alright, still good. The letters now move across a screen and you must make sure they either touch the same letter and avoid all other letters. Still makes sense, but what was wrong with the other one?

A couple new mini-games were introduced like Logic Dive and Rebuttal Battles, both of which are fine.

Hell, I'd dare say Logic Dive is the best thing in Danganronpa 2. It adds a much needed action segment to break up the logic heavy segments. Sometimes it's nice to not think too hard.

Rebuttal Battles are a nice change into arguments since it adds a little more depth. Having to fight the counter-arguments of the classmates in order to continue the trial is cool. It's not much different from the actually arguments in how you complete them (SHOOT BULLET [Called Truth Blades in Rebuttals] AT LOGICAL ERROR AND WIN) but it's a nice little add-on.


So again, It's an iffy recommendation since I've had nothing but problems with it but the game itself is fine.

I would love to sing praises about the game but I can't. I can't finish it unless I do it in one sitting. I CAN'T BEAT THE GAME UNLESS IT'S ONE SITTING. FROM PROLOUGE START TO END OF GAME. IT WON'T SAVE FOR ME.



If you do buy it, though. As long as no technical issues arise, you're in for a fun game.

This game is kinda fun.

If you want a mindless Zombie killing FPS to play with friends that isn't Left 4 Dead/Left 4 Dead 2, pick it up.

It's not the most expensive game ever, but I'd get it while it's on sale.



(Got it free from Humble Bundle.)

It's a fun game.
Go play it.

This is a really good game.

It's fresh, unique and a well designed game overall.

The plot is pretty solid, as is the gameplay.

The characters are the part that really make this game shine, though.

Seeing how everyone grows throughout the game is something almost rare in games nowadays... but then again, so is a fresh idea.

I'd recommend this game to anyone willing to try something unique.

Now, go mix drinks and change lives.



Side Note: I got this through a Humble Bundle, but I'd still pick it up at the $20 price tag it has.

It's worth it.

This is a good fighting game.

The cast is enjoyable, the combos are smooth, and it is rather nice on the ears.

Each character feels unique, and thanks to that, it doesn't suffer from, "Pick shoto to win."

The ability to choose the team size you use is also great, unlike in another fighting game, Marvel vs Capcom (The entire franchise.) If someone is extremely good at one character, they can pick ONE CHARACTER. Having that choice is great, since you can make a team based off the characters you like to play and not have to worry about some filler character being thrown in for the purpose of having a complete team.

lab zero did a great job making this game.

11/1O. I'd gladly recommend this game to people.

It's practically an Initial D game... on Steam.

Crank that Speedy Speed Boy, Night of Fire, Running in the 90s or whatever the ♥♥♥♥ you like and enjoy drifting.

You shoot things dead.

As one may or may not expect, this game has spikes.

11/10.

Would fall prey to spike traps again.