Zero Escape: Zero Time Dilemma is £29.99/36,99€/$39.99 for Windows on Steam. As for languages, it looks saves are locked to either English or Japanese as their main language once you start, but you can still swap between English and Japanese voices on the fly. Any 3DSfolk or Viteers out there have thoughts on that?ĭevelopers Chime had help from Danganronpa porters Abstraction Games for the PC version, and it offers these options for prettiness (I know y'all go wild for options menus). Given the setup and the characters' general surprise at all these murdergames, it's hopefully not too much of a problem to come into this without playing the first two games - which aren't yet on PC. Oh, and of course there are multiple endings.

Happy days! It's split into ninety-minute sections but the memory loss means it's not clear in which order events happen. They're drugged, memory-wiped, and generally mucked around, then put through challenges and murdergames with awful decisions. Nine people wake up trapped in a strange underground facility with weird black bracelets and told six of them must die if they're to get the passwords they need to escape. Well, as much as any horrific scenario can be a treat. Publishers Spike Chunsoft have been releasing more games rounds our way lately, such as Danganronpa, but a near-simultaneous launch is a rare treat. The third and final game in the horror trilogy started by Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors has launched on PC - only two days after the Vita and 3DS releases. Say, do you like life-or-death decisions, puzzles, room escapes, and murderous scenarios which force you into all of the aforementioned? If so, do have a look at Zero Escape: Zero Time Dilemma.

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