Is this similar to danganronpa?????

[Bryant800]

Guys I need to know is this game like the other dev game called Danganronpa do they have the same formula or something is this a deathgame?

[kwil]

It's similar. This is a death game, but it's not the same formula. The gameplay revolves around escape rooms. But the story is really great. Highly recommend for Danganronpa fans!

[Bryant800]

Originally posted by kwil:

It's similar. This is a death game, but it's not the same formula. The gameplay revolves around escape rooms. But the story is really great. Highly recommend for Danganronpa fans!

damm alright then I just hope for me I dont look spoiler like a dumbass also if this is a death game so there is a killer right

[Air Raider]

Originally posted by Bryant800:

Originally posted by kwil:

It's similar. This is a death game, but it's not the same formula. The gameplay revolves around escape rooms. But the story is really great. Highly recommend for Danganronpa fans!

damm alright then I just hope for me I dont look spoiler like a dumbass also if this is a death game so there is a killer right

By similiar if you mean ace attorney style then no
Also do not play this before 999

[Bryant800]

Originally posted by Air Raider:

Originally posted by Bryant800:

damm alright then I just hope for me I dont look spoiler like a dumbass also if this is a death game so there is a killer right

By similiar if you mean ace attorney style then no
Also do not play this before 999

Oh right that my question what the order of each game of this series like for example how many games there are?

[joshuabaker121]

Originally posted by Bryant800:

Oh right that my question what the order of each game of this series like for example how many games there are?

There are three games in all - though the first two are sold as a single item on Steam, called "Zero Escape: The Nonary Games". They were released in the following order, and should be played as such to minimise spoilers:

999 (Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors);
VLR (Virtue's Last Reward);
ZTD (Zero Time Dilemma).

[Bryant800]

Originally posted by joshuabaker121:

Originally posted by Bryant800:

Oh right that my question what the order of each game of this series like for example how many games there are?

There are three games in all - though the first two are sold as a single item on Steam, called "Zero Escape: The Nonary Games". They were released in the following order, and should be played as such to minimise spoilers:

999 (Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors);
VLR (Virtue's Last Reward);
ZTD (Zero Time Dilemma).

999 is in the bundle right? I want to play the games before the end of the year

[k4umx]

its not totally different from each other, tho danganronpa revolves on courtroom x detective style game, with somewhat minimal yet also harsh gore. as per 999, its more of an escape style game. but i can assure you that their concepts are similar from each other (since both game's goal is to make it out alive) especially the eery atmosphere together with the creepy bgm. you should try playing both!

[N]

not really as guys i know who play danganronpa dont even know ZE or AI somnium files

[T]

It's like if Komaeda made a killing game

[Dimlhugion]

The biggest difference to me is that Zero Escape tries to be "realistic" by basing itself in pseduo-science, whereas Danganronpa just goes un-apologetically full anime.

ZE, you're getting hit with mega-dumps of critical exposition where they casually mix experimental physics in with meta-philosophy, and you're spending several minutes staring at a proper noun going "is that even REAL? I can't even tell if that's a real thing real people did or thought, or if the game devs just made it up on the spot just to SOUND real, and I'm kinda scared to look it up lest I find myself on a list from a 3-letter agency..."

DR, meanwhile, is just like "yea here's a FIRETRUCK being CATAPULTED into the air at several hundred MPH while y'all just chilling inside a SCHOOL because you didn't shoot the right word bullet :( "