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Lotsa fun if you want to mess around with some really neat combat mechanics! The difficulty for the game progresses quite rapidly, so it takes some skill to get to the later stages. It's a fun little universe of beatin' up skeletons!

Some cool things I really liked:
- You can take advantage of the bomb enemies to help you clear out crowds
- Lots of decals in the environment when you interact with it! (Cacti getting chopped, marks on the ground when bombs explode)
- You can take cover in certain areas to avoid the necromancer's fireballs
- Spinning in dense areas causes mass destruction
- Funky music

Only bug I could find is that I occasionally clipped through the stage near some slopes, albeit only a few times

Some personal recommendations for the game if it were to be updated:
- Maybe some kind of skill point system would be really cool so you can progressively get stronger
- Some more objectives like surviving for a time limit or limiting yourself to only one move set
- Something in-game to give us a little bit of Lobber Lore
- Steam achievements, I love me some Steam achievements. Please, I beg of you

Overall, good time killer, recommend if you like yourself a standard hack and slash

L.A. Noire is a fairly different project than other Rockstar Games out there, and it is certainly overlooked often. The game has a heavy focus on the storyline and logical deduction. I would recommend the game to anyone who is looking for an interesting story about a detective working his way up the ladder and witness the technological advances the game had made at the time. Some times the game may be goofy, intentionally or not, but overall it's a great experience and a pleasure to play.

A great game regarding corporate marketing scheme and has quite the budget in visuals. The story is a bit lackluster and the game is not supposed to be taken seriously. Overall, it is not meant to be a game you get invested in, simply something to play for the laughs.

This game lets you put your worries away and takes you onto the journey of Super Sonico: the ditzy talented super model with a couple of big...assets that make her shine. Immersing yourself into the story once does not do the game justice: with over 20 different endings you can manipulate Sonico's life and her future as a model! Although trying to get 100% achievements is quite a challenge, I recommend that you give this game a try if you're into something with both great gameplay and a cute airhead model.

I personally believe that this game has one of the most creative concepts that I've seen in a while. I got introduced to the game via the manga, so I just had to play it. I certainly wasn't disappointed. With beautiful music from Masafumi Takada to accompany a riveting story is just a wonder to see. I would recommend this game to anyone looking for a visual novel rich in story and not overwhelmed by sexual imagery like a majority I've played. Only complaints are the PC controls are a little weird and that Yasuhiro Hagakure is a somewhat useless character.

As quoted from Twinfinite: "Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc is one of the best visual novels you’ll play."

http://twinfinite.net/2016/02/danganronpa-trigger-happy-havoc-pc-review/

I think this game is very adorable and a must play for anyone who enjoys something not too serious, but cute and full of love. X3

I like this game very much. Lots of lore and different agendas that it touches that normally games wouldn't bat an eyelash at. Well done, Toby Fox. I hope to see more games from you and Temmie in the future. :3