nine hours nine persons nine doors pc release

I mention this because the Zero Escape series actually received some improvements when ported over to PC, this being perhaps the most notable. Having played some of their other titles, I have to agree that this is a fair complaint because it can be rather frustrating to deal with. While not really an issue in the instance of 999, Spike Chunsoft games are generally criticized for having poor UI. The organizer of this game called, “The Nonary Game” goes by the name of, “Zero.” It is soon revealed that one of the nine players of the game is Zero himself but who could it be? Who can be trusted? Why were these people forced to play this game? Lastly, will they even be able to make it out alive by reaching the door marked by the number 9? In this game you play as Junpei who finds himself kidnapped and forced to play a game with his life on the line along with eight other participants. Many of Spike Chunsoft’s projects involve complicated science fiction mystery series with unique mechanics. You may recognize them as being behind the US release of such games as Danganrompa and Steins Gate, which is a testament to the general quality of the projects they choose to involve themselves with. Originally released on Nintendo DS, 999 got an updated release on PC, along with its sequel Virtues Last Reward (VLR) as a packaged deal under the title, “Zero Escape: The Nonary Games.” These were localized and ported over by the prominent visual novel studio Spike Chunsoft. By the end you won’t be able to look at the number, “9” the same way again. The game is a visual novel escape room hybrid that is embroiled in mystery and conspiracy.

Today I’ll be looking at just the first game, 999, or Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors.

As per my friend’s recommendation along with one from Mother’s Basement, I decided that I would pick up ALL of the Zero Escape series. During the Steam Summer Sale I decided to pick up a few games while they were on the cheap.

Nine hours nine persons nine doors pc release