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The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel
I wanted to write a huge, very detailed review full of all my numerous impressions with different, but exclusively positive nuances. For certain reasons, I won't do that; instead, my verdict will describe this image:
If I have any reason to live on, it is to play the rest of the games in the series when they are released on PC.
Formally – 10/10, factually – the most wonderful game, the best of all that I have ever played. Despite worsening health problems, increased emotional suffering, and, consequently, a decrease in the level of receiving positive impressions, I still received incredible pleasure from playing, admired the setting and music, enjoyed the gameplay, and fell in love with the characters.
Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony
I liked this part less than the two previous ones. Maybe it’s because of me, maybe I just got tired of the format, or maybe the plot and its execution were really weaker than before. In addition to the plot itself, the trials seemed less interesting, and some game moments even caused slight irritation. What I liked more was that the set of characters as a whole was better; there wasn't anyone who would leave me completely indifferent, which cannot be said about the previous parts – there were plenty of such people there. However, individual characters didn't appeal to me as much as in the first two games. That is, in terms of characters, there is a kind of balance on my side. The character I liked the most in this part is Kokichi Oma. I admit, he gave me chills and even inspired a small nightmare. Monokuma, as always, is very good, but the departure of the previous voice actress greatly affected his image.
Despite the drawbacks, I still enjoyed playing. Separately, I will note the mini-games that are unlocked after completing the game – I liked them, and in my opinion, they turned out to be more interesting than similar content in the previous parts. 8.6/10.
VA-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action
I didn’t expect much and didn’t think that an indie bartender simulator would be interesting, so I was pleasantly surprised by the fallacy of my assumptions. An intriguing setting, decent music, more or less interesting characters, and their interaction with each other.
The main heroine generally appealed to me, but her personal problems that began in the middle of the playthrough somewhat spoiled my overall impression of the game. 6.5/10.
I wanted to write a huge, very detailed review full of all my numerous impressions with different, but exclusively positive nuances. For certain reasons, I won't do that; instead, my verdict will describe this image:
If I have any reason to live on, it is to play the rest of the games in the series when they are released on PC.
Formally – 10/10, factually – the most wonderful game, the best of all that I have ever played. Despite worsening health problems, increased emotional suffering, and, consequently, a decrease in the level of receiving positive impressions, I still received incredible pleasure from playing, admired the setting and music, enjoyed the gameplay, and fell in love with the characters.
Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony
I liked this part less than the two previous ones. Maybe it’s because of me, maybe I just got tired of the format, or maybe the plot and its execution were really weaker than before. In addition to the plot itself, the trials seemed less interesting, and some game moments even caused slight irritation. What I liked more was that the set of characters as a whole was better; there wasn't anyone who would leave me completely indifferent, which cannot be said about the previous parts – there were plenty of such people there. However, individual characters didn't appeal to me as much as in the first two games. That is, in terms of characters, there is a kind of balance on my side. The character I liked the most in this part is Kokichi Oma. I admit, he gave me chills and even inspired a small nightmare. Monokuma, as always, is very good, but the departure of the previous voice actress greatly affected his image.
Despite the drawbacks, I still enjoyed playing. Separately, I will note the mini-games that are unlocked after completing the game – I liked them, and in my opinion, they turned out to be more interesting than similar content in the previous parts. 8.6/10.
VA-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action
I didn’t expect much and didn’t think that an indie bartender simulator would be interesting, so I was pleasantly surprised by the fallacy of my assumptions. An intriguing setting, decent music, more or less interesting characters, and their interaction with each other.
The main heroine generally appealed to me, but her personal problems that began in the middle of the playthrough somewhat spoiled my overall impression of the game. 6.5/10.