FUN: From Witty Banter to the actual Gameplay, this game has quite a lot to offer. This Danganronpa game is a bit different from it's 1st two games, but at the same time, still having the charm of the series hold firm. So if you liked the lengthy text, comedy, and voice acting, but wanted something more like a 3rd person shooter/fighter game, this game has both. FUN - 2.
REPLAY: This game doesn't have much to offer in replay value. Just the old New Game + of playing the same story again but with all your levels and skills you had when you beaten the game. As soon as you beat the game once, the Extra Section gets unlocked on the Main Menu. REPLAY - 0.5.
STORY: Since Danganronpa series is heavily story based, I won't go into much. I will only explain a few key points. 1st of all, If you played the 1st Danganronpa game, Happy Trigger Havoc, then you will instantly know who you are playing as, as well as you partner you also get to play as. Secondly, this game's story takes place between the 1st and 2nd games in the series. That's right, between Happy Trigger Havoc and Goodbye Despair. STORY - 2.
DIFFERENCE/ORIGINAL: Now their isn't much difference nor original in this game since it does follow a lot of the Danganronpa gameplay. The only difference is that it's a 3rd person shooter/fighter game as well as using 3d models instead of flat 2d models like the other two games. DIFFERENCE?ORIGINAL - 1.
DIFFICULTY: The difficulty is actually quite balanced. If you die, you don't have to start all the way to the last save point you were at, but just the last area you loaded before dying. The only time I really die was being blow off the edge into the black hole of death. Other then that, it was a nice balanced game. DIFFICULTY - 2.
TOTAL - 7.5.
There you have it, Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls. Hope you enjoyed my review. Until next time, I have been Nostalgic Gamer 89.
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