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What Remains of Edith Finch is undoubtedly one of the more interesting and creatively unique games I have ever played. However, despite its aesthetic appeal, I believe the high-rating is a bit misguided. Unfortunately, there are those who see something unconventional and immediately proclaim it as a masterpiece. The game is quite short, only lasting around 3 hours and the gameplay itself is quite limited. In fact other than walking through the labyrinth and secret passageways of the Finch household there isn't much to offer from this stand point. Indeed this a highly story motivated endeavor. The story is refreshing and essentially a compilation of several short tales regarding how each member of the Finch family died (this is not a spoiler btw). Each story is different and told in a separate style from the others. In this sense, the game never feels repetitive yet at the same time, lacks fluidity. The structure of the story is not too smooth, and in this sense, the big picture feels much smaller than it should be. For example, in the beginning, the game feels expansive and boundless, but by the end, you get a sense that something is missing. In fact, in regard to the ending, I was unsatisfied to the point that I almost regretted playing the game. All in all, however, it was a special experience and considering it was 20 dollars a pretty good buy as well. I recommend it, but if you are not into story or aesthetic based games I'd advise against it.

When I watched the Danganropa anime, I was disappointed because although it entertained me, I felt as though it had wasted much of its potential. Of course, at the time I had no knowledge that the anime was actually based on a visual novel, and after being convinced by some positive reviews, I decided to check it out. Naturally, I proceeded to play Despair Island as the first game was the equivalent of the anime. To my surprise, it didn't just have the amusing flair of the anime it also contained a substantial amount of depth and quality. Not only was the story well-written and intriguing, but it also caught me off guard with the complexity of its murder trials. Every time I thought I knew who the culprit was but would be utterly wrong and embarrassed by the end of it. The ending of the story doesn't disappoint either, and you will be almost immediately compelled to play the upcoming Danganropa v3 game. In short, Danganropa is a must play for anyone especially for those (like me) who have never played a visual novel before.

This is not a review but more of a notification. I found the game to be fairly enjoyable as did most people, however, some have raised complaints about the stories ending. This is mainly because a lot of these complaints have come from people who did not realize that there are actually six endings to the **** help get the one you want, you can use this link as a tool ****/2016/11/22/steinsgate-0-walkthrough/