The writer-directors behind Zero Escape and Danganronpa have formed their own studio and are teaming up to create another game about school kids and murders. Fans of both series will likely want to check out Death March Club—especially since the developers don’t think their former employer will continue their old…
It can be difficult to make video game dialog seem natural. Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony’s trial scenes use various mini-games to turn dialog into an stressful battle of wits that captures the feeling of real life debate.
Danganronpa producer Yuichiro Saito announced that October was his last month at Spike Chunsoft. This isn’t the last of Saito, who said he’ll be producing a game console game in a new locale.
Danganronpa V3, like previous entries in the excellent humor-horror series, is full of pop culture references. But how did an NFL joke get stuck in there?
The newest Danganronpa is full of pop culture references, including quite a few that may surprise you. My favorite so far is this inventory item. Screw you, squids.
Released earlier this year in Japan, Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony has been rejected by South Korea’s Game Rating and Administration Committee.
New Danganronpa V3: Minna no Koroshiai Shingakki (New Danganronpa V3: A New Semester for Everyone’s Killing Life) has a release date, reports the latest issue of Famitsu. The PS4 and PS Vita title will be out in Japan on January 12, 2017. No word yet on a Western release date.
Voice actor Tarako is taking over the role of antagonist Monokuma in the Danganronpa series, Famitsu reports. Last year, it was announced that previous voice actor, 82 year-old Nobuyo Oyama, was suffering from dementia and unable to do voice acting work.
The new Danganronpa 3 anime will be split into two parts. The new promo trailer, however, is filled with game spoilers, so jump ahead to 3:07 to skip those.
Danganronpa 2, Spike Chunsoft’s murderous visual novel, is coming to Steam on April 18. D2: Goodbye Despair is the second game of the PSP/PS Vita series to come to PC, so you may want to check out our impressions of the first game’s port for an idea what this one might be like. There’s an announcement trailer above.
Danganronpa, a game about what Japanese high school is really like, will be out on Steam February 18. The second game will also come to PC at some point in the future, says developer Chunsoft, who are publishing these versions themselves.
It looks like Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc is coming to Steam according to this teaser. According to the clip’s description, it’s hitting “this February.”
Danganronpa is getting a new anime series. It’s called Danganronpa 3: The End of Kibougamine Gakuen and will air next year in Japan.
Project Morpheus PlayStation VR may be the only way I ever want to play Final Fantasy XIV—so long as they work out some of the real world kinks.
Do you like Danganronpa? Oh, lovely. Would you like more Danganronpa? Good news, because that’s exactly what you are getting.
Dear Kotaku: I have failed you. There’s a new Danganronpa out this week, and I’ve barely even touched it.
Yes, that’s WWE star Triple H. Yes, that’s Danganronpa character Aoi Asahina. Yes, they’re starring together in an absurd hour-long crime drama where the two worlds collide.
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