Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc - Thirty students are gathered in a school for the gifted, each one the best in their field. Instead of lessons, they are offered a closed life within the walls of the academy, and then people begin to die, and the rules of the game are announced by a teddy bear. Investigations take place in the format of class trials: you need to figure out the killer among the survivors, analyzing testimony and evidence. Controversial areas are sorted out with a mini-game, where the “truth” is shot at other people’s words. In his free time, the hero gets closer to his classmates, learning their stories and gaining useful skills. Access to additional scenes depends on who you hang out with. Evidence is collected throughout the school and kept in a list. Students are divided by talent. Free time is spent talking. Interrogations are proceeding as scheduled. Mini-games vary in type of evidence. Punishment for a mistake in court noticeably hits the nerves. The chapters end with conclusions. Collections unlock additional material. The search for evidence proceeds according to the daily schedule. The testimony of witnesses contradicts each other. Errors in court are interpreted strictly. The chapters end with conclusions. The store buys gifts. Free time is narrowed according to the plot. Characters are revealed in conversations. The outcome depends on the evidence collected. Replicas provide clues. Mistakes in court reduce trust. Friendship unlocks skills. The endings vary. Music in court plays a separate theme. The characters have their own titles. Evidence is sorted by type. The trial proceeds in rounds. The diary is kept in chapters. Those players who love detective stories with a rich atmosphere should go through at least for the sake of the denouement.