An authentic full motion video game from Kazutaka Kodaka, creator of the Danganronpa. Is this a game or a movie? The story reacts to your choices. The story takes place in a hotel. The main character, Makoto Karaki (Kanata Hongo) is a wanted serial killer. However, he has lost all of his memories. Under such circumstances, when he dies, he has a mysterious ability to “time leap” and return to the past. As he’s being chased like a criminal, who can he trust? Who should he be wary of? What is his true identity? The man searches to find the truth as he repeats decisions and death.
In a hotel room, there is a man lying on the bed. He wakes up to the piercing sound of the phone ringing. Picking up the phone, he hears a message from the hotel concierge, “If you have any trouble, please visit the front desk.” The man doesn’t even know why he is in the hotel. In fact, he doesn’t remember anything at all. As he begins to look around, he suddenly finds a woman tied up and unconscious. The evening news on the TV shows the figure of a man who is wanted as a serial killer. Then comes the sound of knocking on the door.
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5.5/10 Death Come True, created by Kazutaka Kodaka, the famed scriptwriter of the renowned text adventure game Danganronpa, garnered significant attention from its initial announcement. However, the final product proved to be a major disappointment. It's not an overstatement to say that the game used Kodaka's reputation more as a marketing gimmick than a hallmark of quality. While Death Come True is not entirely without merit, its quality and gameplay experience certainly do not match its hype and price tag. The game's concept aimed to blend gaming with film, creating an accessible experience for non-gamers through live-action FMV performances. In terms of immersion and realism, the game does provide a decent experience. Its cinematography and atmosphere are passable, and the performance of Kanata Hongo, a well-known Japanese actor, makes the viewing experience smooth and enjoyable. W
Coming from the same creator of Danganronpa, Death Come True is a marvelous FMV with a very interesting and genius gameplay. You play as a person who woke up in a hotel room with no memories of what brought him to this place. He'll meet people who'll tell him what is his identity, or what they thought he is. I'm not going to give away much about the story because it'll be more fun for you to discover it yourself. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2297203710 It has multiple endings, and the most interesting part that if you die, the game will restart but the main character will still have a memory of whatever event happened and the people he met. This will give you a chance to take different choices and decisions. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2297207492 The main character did an amazing job, you could see the character development very wel
Suspenseful, mysterious, and thoroughly enjoyable. If you're looking for a lengthy story with hours of content, then this isn't for you. It's basically a glorified 'choose-your-own-adventure' movie with total playtime similar to one. However, the experience it does provide is incredibly cinematic, surprisingly emotional, and fully in-line with Spike Chunsoft/Kazutaka Kodaka games. I highly recommend this if you're even remotely interested in these types of stories/games.
Don't get false expectations: it's a neat thriller movie from Kazutaka Kodaka with some extra content in a form of several bad ends and an alternative ending. Think of it as an "interactive movie" they were selling on DVDs back then. It'll take you 1,5-2 hours to watch it, and it's a good thing since it doesn't overstay its welcome. The infodump in the middle is a tad awkward and it's all quite schematic, but the general story is nice and even a bit touching near the end, the music from Masafumi Takada (The Silver Case, Killer7, Danganronpa) is superb, the visuals and shot composition are good. They also subbed additional videos unlocked by watching bad ends for this release. So if watching a neat movie from Kodaka interests you, then give it a shot. (the fangirl bad end is the best) (I wonder if Death Medals are a reference to LET IT DIE or just a coincidence)
I'm sure most people have heard about the Danganronpa series here and there if they didn't already play it themselves. This time, the writer of the series worked on a new project: Death Come True. That being said, I went through the first game of Danganronpa myself recently and as I sadly didn't enjoy it as much as I would have liked to, I decided to give the writer another try. That being said, let me tell you: Forget everything you know about the Danganronpa series because these games are nothing alike at all! … What the Hell is going on? Death Come True opens with a man waking up to a ringing phone. Evidently, he gets a message from the hotel concierge and finds himself in a hotel room. However, he cannot recollect any prior memories and is, therefore, quite confused. It doesn't help that there is an unconscious tied up woman lying in the bathtub of his room. Not knowing what's goin
Let me start this by saying all the negative reviews you'll read about this boil down to one single thing: People have lost the ability to realistically judge the value of the media they consume! While I have similar complains about Death Come True (as I will point out later) they seem to forget that this is a ~15 bucks experience. Given the price, there is absolutely nothing to complain about. I hope this was an attempt to "test the waters" and we can expect full price experiences like this in the future with many more options. Pros: Movie length experience Interesting story Great cast and acting Entertaining bonus content Low price You'll want to replay to unlock all scenarios Actually works without bugs (can't stress this enough in 2020) Cons: Choices are limited and near the end of the game you can't make mistakes Only two endings although that makes sense due to
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