DHGF: DanganRonpa is a very stylistic murder-mystery/action-adventur e game that plays a bit like Phoenix Wright, 999, and a dating simulator combined. There’s something for everybody, but the plot is extremely compelling by itself. There’s a lot of reading involved, so if you don’t like text-heavy games, this might not be for you; however, if you like the Phoenix Wright series and don’t mind a dark story, I can almost guarantee you’ll love this game. The length of the game isn’t too bad: it’s about 25 hours long, assuming you aren’t trying to 100% the galleries. In about 27.5 hours I was able to complete the game, complete the report card for all the characters, and get a couple runs of school mode in. Finally, the game looks much better than the PSP version and contains extra content, so even if you’ve played it before, it’s worth playing again.
After over a decade, the anniversary version of Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc has arrived on Xbox and is also available through Xbox Game Pass.
Especially the first game in my opinion when it comes to the atmosphere, it really messed you up
The event will include a live performance of popular songs from the series by band members, a look back at the past 10 years of the series with fans and guests, and more.
Take photos in augmented reality with your favorite Danganronpa characters – choose up to 70 different characters.
