Despite being on sale I wasn't able to find mention of this in previous posts. Either way I thought this was a great price for this even in digital form (was £11.99)
Zero has kidnapped nine people and placed them in a warehouse to play the deadly Nonary Game. Play as Sigma and decide who among the eight others to trust and who to betray in this plot twisting visual novel! With original Japanese audio, new puzzles and more, solve the mystery that is Zero! English Only.
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BubaMan
15 Jan 168#5
I know I'm in the minority but I found this game incredibly tedious...
Endless superfluous text that you ultimately get bored of and skip through, which then means you miss the one snippet of info in the previous 40 pages of guff that you need to solve a puzzle.
If you're into this kinda thing, it's a great price (heated)... If not, £5 isn't bad for an insomnia cure :stuck_out_tongue:
Latest comments (17)
Imperatore
15 Jan 161#17
I presume I'll enjoy this as I enjoyed Danganronpa. Other than this and Steins Gate are there any other games like this excluding the Danganronpa sequels.
Isis88
15 Jan 161#16
I'm in the 'pro' camp here, but as you can tell by the comments, it isn't for everyone. For the record though, I generally find visual novels boring as hell - even the first game in this series, 999, didn't grab me - but something about VLR got its hooks in and I put about 30 hours into it across three days!
I know there was a demo for it on 3DS, not sure if it's on Vita - might be worth checking before spending the cash.
ayerz4291
15 Jan 161#15
Missed this on PS Plus somehow so may have to partake now. Might be good to alternate between this and The Banner Saga, which is currently downloading...
davetherave3
15 Jan 161#8
Brilliant game - well worth £5! Puzzle solving meets quality storytelling that you piece together throughout multiple play-throughs. If you enjoy 'escape the room' games on your phone or tablet you'll love this.
BubaMan to davetherave3
15 Jan 161#14
I actually do like those kind of games and have done since Myst...
I think the difference is that reading text on lit screens is tiring and the story wasn't exactly best-seller material :smirk:
It's a bargain for those who'll like it though - so much of gaming is a matter of taste :smiley:
prosnookerblog
15 Jan 161#13
Recently played the first game 999 which was excellent, recently picked this up on PSN for the same price so look forward to getting to it at some point.
Snakeyes646
15 Jan 161#12
Meh I didn't rate this game much at all, maybe 4/10 but the price is fair now at least.
hobsgrg
15 Jan 161#11
I know this game has great reviews but like you I didn't enjoy this game. Only completed one run through and by then I had enough of this game.
BubaMan
15 Jan 168#5
I know I'm in the minority but I found this game incredibly tedious...
Endless superfluous text that you ultimately get bored of and skip through, which then means you miss the one snippet of info in the previous 40 pages of guff that you need to solve a puzzle.
If you're into this kinda thing, it's a great price (heated)... If not, £5 isn't bad for an insomnia cure :stuck_out_tongue:
in$anity to BubaMan
15 Jan 161#10
I thought it was honestly abysmal. It was so poor I can't even tell you. Gameplay was boring. Story wasn't engaging. Ending was TERRIBLE (perhaps I got the "poor ending"). There are about 20 different endings to the game depending how you play. Over-rated in my opinion...
BubaMan
15 Jan 161#9
Considering the enthusiasm I had after a few hours of this game, it's important to distinguish between the words "seen" and "displayed" :stuck_out_tongue:
Like I said, I know I'm in the minority but it's good to have a counter opinion on here, in case others find reading a novel on a LCD / OLED screen tiring.
nadx5
15 Jan 162#7
really tried to get into this.... the reviews are amazing but i just couldnt :disappointed: ... was one of the ps+ games previously but this is the best price for it atm
baritonecolin1
15 Jan 161#6
To bubaman
It'll only let you skip dialog you've seen before, when you get to new info or conversations you'll not be able to skip.
Incredible game, and what a price!
djbowlesy
15 Jan 161#4
looked up reviews and this appears to be a gem I have missed. had 5 quid in my psn so gonna give it a go :smiley:
XanderXAJ
15 Jan 161#3
The most amazing visual novel I have ever played -- although I recommend going through 999 first for maximum effect. That said, it is not necessary.
I'm going through Steins;Gate at the moment. Slow start, but gets very good and has a very similar feel.
hanzoadam
15 Jan 161#2
Amazing game can't recommend it enough
Sparkles
15 Jan 161#1
If you like visual novels, I highly recommend this and its predecessor. Both feature mind-bending branching plots where each branch contributes to an overall meta-story in a very intelligent way.
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Opening post
Zero has kidnapped nine people and placed them in a warehouse to play the deadly Nonary Game. Play as Sigma and decide who among the eight others to trust and who to betray in this plot twisting visual novel! With original Japanese audio, new puzzles and more, solve the mystery that is Zero! English Only.
Top comments
Endless superfluous text that you ultimately get bored of and skip through, which then means you miss the one snippet of info in the previous 40 pages of guff that you need to solve a puzzle.
If you're into this kinda thing, it's a great price (heated)... If not, £5 isn't bad for an insomnia cure :stuck_out_tongue:
Latest comments (17)
I know there was a demo for it on 3DS, not sure if it's on Vita - might be worth checking before spending the cash.
I think the difference is that reading text on lit screens is tiring and the story wasn't exactly best-seller material :smirk:
It's a bargain for those who'll like it though - so much of gaming is a matter of taste :smiley:
Endless superfluous text that you ultimately get bored of and skip through, which then means you miss the one snippet of info in the previous 40 pages of guff that you need to solve a puzzle.
If you're into this kinda thing, it's a great price (heated)... If not, £5 isn't bad for an insomnia cure :stuck_out_tongue:
Like I said, I know I'm in the minority but it's good to have a counter opinion on here, in case others find reading a novel on a LCD / OLED screen tiring.
It'll only let you skip dialog you've seen before, when you get to new info or conversations you'll not be able to skip.
Incredible game, and what a price!
I'm going through Steins;Gate at the moment. Slow start, but gets very good and has a very similar feel.