mothborngod

The game is a diversion from the main timeline- in which the tragedy never occurred. Of course, some things change in response. Junko's true talent of Ultimate Despair being open knowledge and its deterioration fill in the situational plothole creatively. But other ones are weird (hey!! your sister and your friend's mom are coming on this school trip too for no reason lol). But, being a spinoff game, this is one most fans can skip. You have to grind to continue unlocking other characters (if you don’t pay for gatcha rolls), and hence, interactions. The cross-class interactions are the main draw of the game (as its not a killing game and doesn't provide much new info). Just read the transcripts if you're here for the characters. The battle system is fairly basic and gets repetitive quickly, like the actual board game-play. It's easy for someone bad at strategy, like me, to learn- but doesn't present much challenge to seasoned strategists. Also, I wish there were more defined types than cerebral, athletic, and balanced, as each character's talent is specific. At least six or so titles could be used instead- say something along the lines of athletic, clever, artistic, charm (not the right word but close enough), average/balanced, etc. This would also provide more variety to the battle system. The gatcha system doesn't add much to gameplay and is purely for profit. Thanks, guys... Overall, fans of Danganronpa's cast will enjoy seeing different classes interact, but only after grinding at a boring, simplistic battle system.