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Also, do Zero Time Dilemma and this let you save anywhere? Or only at certain times?
Zero Escape has more actual puzzle solving in general as you do the escape rooms.
as for the saving, ZTD's story presentation happens in cutscenes, so you cannot pause and save in most times outside of an actual escape room or menu. it is a bit of a flawed design that thankfully got fixed on this game. but if you've already played 999 and VLR i'd personally recommend playing ZTD first to wrap up that series
the first Somnium is definitely just the tutorial, they'll be getting more complex down the line, one in specific is very cryptic on what you need to do (certain added mechanics are added to specific ones at times) but if you liked the baseline you'll probably enjoy it