It's a very big world... You can find your own little crevice to make your base, and do all sorts of weird dungeon crawling. I loved just setting up a base in the middle of nowhere, and fishing as players whisked by saying hello. I love the style and game-play loop it has going for it!

But... It eventually became too much grinding for me. I got to a certain point, where I couldn't really make much more progress unless I could pay to give myself a little boost. No thanks! I like this game, but not THAT much!

Ok, I had more fun with this one, it is definitely the best in series, for an understandable reason. I still hate Monokuma so much it's unreal.

It's as good as a "Perfect Sequel" as this series is going to get! I actually felt invested in the characters, and I actually cried on a certain case after a death... They really honed the writing, tension, and stakes this time around!...

Still sucked so, so much. Needlessly horny writing and hard to follow story-beats are still swinging strong in this series, that hasn't changed. Komaeda is funny, though. It was 2012, what ELSE was the internet going to cling to?

I hate Monokuma so much it's unreal. Please play literally any other visual novel series. Seriously this sucks so, so bad.

Really out of nowhere logic jumps for some of it's cases. Needlessly horny writing about a group of high-schoolers that made me just want to get it all over with already. WHY DO I NEED TO KNOW HOW TO SPELL KNIFE?!

It has some banging music, and a popping sense of style and art direction, despite the everything else.

Played constantly in the past; it is now a shell of it's former self. Was once a wonderful dungeon-crawling MMO to have fun playing with friends and seeing how far you could go into the depths of the planet's core... But now? It is a corpse of a cosmetic-appaloosa!

The servers are now a ghost-town, with nostalgia heads bumbling around every now and then. Lag is an issue that got worse and worse over time, and makes difficult dungeons nigh unplayable!

The wonderful music and gorgeously stylized art direction will always have me wistfully sighing at it's past and wasted potential.

With its many upgrades, maze-like levels, focus on exploration, and easy to learn but tricky to master mechanics; I'd dare to classify this game as a 3D metroidvania... Just kidding it's still just a janky Wii platformer.

A very interesting take on a spore game, that I WISH EA did more with. The only frustrating parts are the tricky motion control sections, laughably simple and linear story, and slowdowns galore. It's fun for what it achieves! I always like to make my hero a dinosaur of some kind.

This is an incredibly unique take on what an RPG can be. You don't take turns in combat, you just wail on the enemy as much as your abilities and skill will allow! You don't wear armor, you put on cool fashions- and only your bravery limits what you can wear! The visuals make the story as much as the story makes the visuals, with an almost manga-like style of story telling with shifting speech bubbles and characters popping in and out. The battle system on the DS is tricky at first, as you work the touch screen and the d-pad to control two characters during combat; the switch version only does this right whenever you play in handheld mode. I hold this little title as one of my favorite games of all time.