Title: Zanki Zero: Last Beginning
Genre: RPG
Developer:
Spike Chunsoft Co., Ltd.
Publisher:
Spike Chunsoft Co., Ltd.
Release Date: 9 Apr, 2019

Minimum:

• Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  
• OS: Windows 8.1 64-bit
  
• Processor: Intel Core i3-4170 @ 3.70GHz
  
• Memory: 4 GB RAM
  
• Graphics: NVIDIA@ GeForce@ GTX 460 or better
  
• DirectX: Version 11
  
• Storage: 26 GB available space
  
• Sound Card: DirectX compatible soundcard or onboard chipset

English,Japanese,Traditional Chinese

Cant get past horrible controls.. It's not a bad game in itself, but it suffers from a lot of negatives.

The story isn't engaging, and the gameplay gets repetitive way too soon. Even if you're there for the story, you'll get bored somewhere in the game due to uninspiring gameplay and dungeon crawling.

The music is good, the VA are super nice, but the characters feels flat and uninteresting.

I really want to like this game, I've been waiting a long time for it, but... Nah, I can't.. Illuminate! A brighter future! For humanity! BUY BUY!!. If you're looking for another great story from the folks behind the Danganronpa series, there is certainly one in here. What you may have trouble with is the process of extracting that story: the "gameplay" portion of this game. For Danganronpa fans looking into purchasing this game, I recommend getting it on sale. This story of a few humans surviving together and forming bonds in a world full of monsters is a touching one that makes the game worth playing, but one should be prepared to deal with some difficulty.

The difficulty here is entirely unlike the difficulty in other Spike Chunsoft games. If you get stuck in Danganronpa, it's because there's some contradiction you haven't yet noticed. After reviewing the evidence and some trial and error, you can progress without too much trouble. Nowhere near as simple in Zanki Zero.

If you play on any difficulty higher than lowest, you can get stuck\/set back in Zanki Zero for any of the following reasons:

* Need all party members present to progress, have to return to base.
* Forgot to pack lunch, have to return to base.
* Poison you don't have the means to cure, have to let party member die, then return to base.
* Got backed into a corner and mauled by a bull, return to base.
* "Wait, I can throw items?!"
* Spent an hour looking for the way to progress, then find that rubble blocking the way has suddenly been cleared. Progress without knowing how you did it.
* "Ah, a trap! Those are so fun. Very clever, level designers! You got me. Time to return to base! For the thirtieth time!"
* Fell down a hole. It was faster to return to base and go back to the start of the ruins than to walk back.
* "Damn it, it's the item-throwing thing again!" (Pro tip: when people start speaking French, be ready to throw items. I got stuck on multiple puzzles because I completely forgot this mechanic.)
* Sachika had to pee and you were out of empty water bottles. You know the drill.

For the first chapter or two, play on normal difficulty. If you're frustrated by the game's difficulty\/survival mechanics, turn the game down to the lowest difficulty so you can more easily progress through the story. You'll still have to struggle with navigating the game's more tedious and frustrating dungeons, but not having to worry about the party's bladders and hunger should alleviate some of your stress and some of the problems above.

If you decide to stick with the game, you can expect the usual in terms of writing: tragedy, comedy, a creepy and foreboding atmosphere, optimism despite misfortune, and a full cast of characters that are lovable, hilarious, terrifying, or all of the above. If you can survive the game mechanics, you're in for an awesome story of survival.. This game was absolutely stunning. From the visuals, to the characters, to the absolutely heart wrenching story. I adore this game. It felt like a nice break from the Danganronpa series, and I really hope it can become its own standalone franchise at some point. In fact, I got so invested into the game that I prefer Zanki Zero over DR, that's not to say DR isn't good though! I still love the series just as much but Zanki Zero absolutely blew me away. I got so into the characters and their many heart breaking stories. Everyone felt real and human, despite the fact that they're clones. All the characters feel unique and nothing like a character thrown together based on a trope or without any meaning. It was also nice to see the game drop some mystery and hints to the greater story of what happened to humanity as the story progressed chapter by chapter. It really got myself and my group of friends constantly coming up with theories about what the truth was about the world.

As for the graphics and what not, they're beautiful! While I was mainly used to the 2D Sprites of Danganronpa, Zanki Zero's 3D Sprites work really well! They don't feel bland and every character is very expressive. I also thought the animated sprites were super cute, especially when the characters [Zen especially] get flustered. It's just so cute! As for the ruins and other areas of the game, they're stunning. Each set of ruins really had it's own unique atmosphere while also giving off a sense of mystery and hopelessness. The atmosphere was eerie and very chilling at times, which was a constant reminder to just how barren and hopeless the world had become following the end of the world. It set the tone beautifully. It gave the sort of feeling that you were there inside the ruins alongside the main characters, experiencing the same tension and danger that they were.

As for the overall story, it really got me invested. It was nice to see how much the characters grew over time. Some characters changed so much from the Prologue all the way up to the finale. I feel that it really helped the characters feel more human and real. And without giving away too much, the grand finale was incredible. From the final boss, to many truths about what really happened to humanity being dropped at the main characters. Everything really began to set in and it felt like a very nice conclusion. However, also an ending that could provide us with future opportunities later down the line. The ending didn't feel complete. It presented a few more questions rather than answering everything which makes me very hopeful that we will see a sequel or DLC of some sort in the near future.

Overall, I highly recommend this game. If you're a big fan of Zero Escape and Danganronpa, I feel that you'll enjoy the game. It's a beautiful game that makes use of all its mechanics in a very unique way.

10\/10 would recommend. If you have the chance, go play it. Or at the very least watch a play through. It's a beautiful game that deserves far more credit than it's gotten.

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