Danganronpa 2 Goodbye Despair

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Visual Novel, also known as a visual novel, is a form of a game that originated and is very popular in Japan. Vietnam itself can be divided into many categories, but the common point is that they are often considered games with lots of words, conversations, and manga-anime illustrations. Because of this point, very few VietNam is translated into English due to picky players.

Danganronpa is a lucky game sponsored by the “big man”. After having released two parts in the Japanese market on the PSP in 2010 and 2012, the game attracted the attention of the players that the developer, Spike Chunsoft decided to re-release on both PS Vita systems in 2013.

Realizing the great potential, NIS America decided to adapt and release in the Western market with the launch of the first episode titled Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc and achieved certain success. In less than 7 months, the sequel was also released as Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair.

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc is one of the most impressive games for PS Vita users in 2014 thanks to a dramatic storyline and unique characters. With such a background, the fact that Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair is followed by an even more compelling scenario is not too unfamiliar. The group consists of 16 students, each of whom possesses different “Ultimate” skills, and are currently studying at Hope’s Peak Academy.

The story opens with our protagonist, Hajime Hinata, getting excited about getting into a school he dreams of. The first surprise that happened when things suddenly changed, Hajime suddenly met the other students and was taken to a tropical island, where they had no memory of what happened before.

The thought of this group of students going to have a peaceful summer vacation, as explained by Usami, a fluffy rabbit that led all of them here, when a drama came about. a character full of cruelty and malevolence that faded away, appeared and defeated Usami, taking control of the island.

Of course, the previous ruthless murder game was “explained” by Monokuma to 16 students and forced them to perform to survive.

The basic thing about winning this game is, you have to kill another student without anyone discovering it or making a judgment in the next “trial”.

At this time, Hajime had to work hard to survive, but the truth behind everything was crueler than he had imagined.

The highlight for the script is the cast of characters that can be said to have more personality and character than the first part with meaningful lines.

Therefore, although Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair has a dark and dark “background” through the murders, players will not feel sometimes the inhibition that the first part brings.

When no murder has occurred, the player will experience a completely normal life through normal activities. Specifically, here is “Free Time”, which is the time when you can go out, give gifts or get to know other students who are stuck like Hajime.

Until the discovery of a certain victim, Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair immediately changed his playing style to investigation and investigation. You will have to investigate crime scenes, corpses, or the alibi of the rest. Each of the pieces of evidence the player has will be of great help in the Class Trial that all survivors will have to go through to find the culprit.

Class Trial will only happen once you have obtained enough evidence, so players will not have to worry about missing something. All you need to do is to gather the evidence, just like the Ace Attorney series, to participate in “nonstop” debates. This is also the key part of Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair’s gameplay.

During these debates, players will have to find out the contradictions in witness testimony, and “propose” the evidence they have to counter the arguments made by the witness. This makes the cases gradually clear up and the perpetrator is discovered when all arguments are over.

But unlike the previous part, players do not always have to object, but they can also use the available evidence to “agree” (Consent) with the testimony.

This makes Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair’s gameplay in debates difficult, as they have to carefully follow every testimony, while at the same time having to know the evidence they have to be able to make a decision the most exactly.

In addition to the debates, Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair also has other mini-games to contribute to building the story. In it, Gambit’s Hangman’s like a word shooting game to put together a keyword, and Logic Dive is designed as an interesting skateboarding game.

Similarly, the Rebuttal Showdown and Panic Talk Action will require you to press the button extremely fast to win the duel argument. All of these mini-games help players avoid getting bored when having too much group argument.

Once you complete the game for the first time, the game will unlock many other things so you can learn more about the story, as well as the characters and past times of the students in the game.

The first is Island Mode, where a new assumption takes place when Monokuma is defeated by Usami at the beginning of the game and is defeated. So this game will not be too dark as the main game, but instead, you will enjoy a comfortable summer vacation with healthy and “humorous” entertainment activities. This will help players get a completely new perspective after experiencing the main game.

Besides, Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair also has other side items such as virtual pets or collecting all of the characters’ Hope’s Fragments will also take you a lot of time if you want to reach the full trophy in the game.

Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair owns a new storyline, a quite complete ending with a new cast of characters, but all the big changes are just wrapped in that. While, for other items such as gameplay, Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair does not have any major changes compared to its predecessor. For that reason, Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair will be a bit disappointing if you expect something new in the gameplay.

Another thing that annoys the player is that in debates or similar passages, the words appear so quickly and overflow from the screen that you sometimes can not grasp what the characters are saying. Although you can turn on the playback of old conversations, this more or less affects the game feel.

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