I can’t do it yet because it’s on Steam…

I was watching the pre-release stream and they were opening Dom Perignon while worrying about money, and it was just no good.

I had only been thinking about Switch2, but now that I remember, today is the release date…

I hope the number of ends is good and that it’s easy to play through.

It’s scary that there are only positive reviews on any review site.

I was curious about the part where characters can die easily, so I’ll buy it.

Games like Danganronpa have been coming out a lot lately.

Oh, it’s the release today.

I decided to buy it right away because if I waited for the reviews, I would definitely get spoiled and regret it.

It was originally supposed to be an easy game, but it seems that it improved significantly as a game after former Atlas staff joined.

The trial version was actually interesting.

I got stuck because I don’t know how to hand over the work.

I’ll play the demo while waiting for the package to arrive.

The guidelines are totally okay with spoilers this time, right?

I want to do it as soon as possible if I can.

I’m a bit worried that Raincode was shaky, but if there’s a trial version, I guess I’ll check it out there.

>>14

I think it’s okay because in the range of the trial version, some loading screens are a few seconds slower, but the performance isn’t that inferior to Steam.

Unlike Rain Code, they don’t run commercials on TV at all. Is that okay?

I haven’t really gathered much information, but I liked Danganronpa, so I might buy it…

>>16

Rain Code wasn’t very Danganronpa, but this is pretty much Danganronpa.

This time, there’s no regulation at all, so we can’t let our guard down on YouTube…

It felt like the trial version was going to be interesting, so I’ll buy it.

Danganronpa has interested me, but I haven’t played it.

Well, if there are 100 endings, there’s no point in spoiling anything… it’s like Detroit.

I read in Famitsu that redoing battles and character deaths don’t affect the story, but I wonder if that’s true…

That voice again…

The battle ended after the self-introduction, but since the weak enemies have 1 HP, the combat progresses quite smoothly.

By the way, please lift the restrictions on the distribution of Danganronpa 2 as well.

I want to see my favorite’s reaction.

If the premise is to go around, there might not be any need for the simulation part…

I think people will probably get used to it quickly, but I thought many might misunderstand how to move.

There were people who misunderstood running at full speed during the actual stream as just a movement command and wasted their AP.

Why did you overlap the release date with the Oblivion remaster?

I hope it sells well because the trial version was interesting.

I think it’s stupid to release it almost simultaneously with Tribe Nine.

They’re even similar in name, what are they going to do by competing against each other in the same works?

>>35

Isn’t there a larger audience for games with character designs like this rather than specific genres?

Isn’t that just increasing the pattern of doing one side and finishing it at the same time with two?

>>37

I think it’s a good strategy because if the character design is the same but the genres are different, it can attract users who only know one side.

I think it’s about time to change the character design, but at this point, it’s like we’re all in this together.

If there are silly endings, then there would be 100 of them.

It seems they were heavily criticized for releasing Rain Code Plus, despite having firmly stated that they would not release versions for other platforms.

I laughed at the considerate expression they used to say that they won’t be releasing other versions for the time being.

It’s difficult…

It’s tough not having any recovery!

>>36

The heroine is a healing character.

I’m currently hurriedly playing the trial version, and the combat is fun!

After transforming, Darumi-chan is super cute!

You shouldn’t take it for granted that the color of blood is pink.

The punchline is that you were the fool.

I haven’t really played SRPGs, but I wonder what the difficulty is like.

>>42

If it’s only within the scope of the trial version (the first 7 days), you won’t experience game over even once.

I only enjoy exploring empty places at the beginning, so I want to buy it quickly, but Steam is slow…