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Well I mostly use it for some porn games that cater to my fetishes, but if you want something good that is not pornographic, then I highly recommend Your Turn To Die. If you somewhat enjoyed Danganronpa, then you will love this, since it takes some of the elements from the game, but it's much better written and has a much more believable cast than the first one, even though it still has it's list of wacky anime characters.
>What is this game even about?
Well like Danganronpa and other
Battle Royale inspired game(I am referring to the original jap book), it's about a group of people trapped in a game, and at certain points in the game, they have to vote for someone to be killed. If they don't participate in the vote then they also die, so you are kinda forced to vote for someone. Now to keep things interesting, all the players get a secret role at the start of each round, one is Key Master, which if voted for by the majority, will get everyone killed, so you shouldn't vote for him, on is the Sage who knows who the KeyMaster is, problem is if everyone knows that you are the Sage, then they might just vote for you, as you are the safest option, Peasant, who has no special abilities, and one more person is Sacrifice, who will die at the end of the round, unless everyone votes for him, in which case he and a partner of his choosing can leave the game, while everyone else gets killed, he also gets two votes so you can't have a case in which everyone votes for himself to make a tie-breaker. This means that at the end of each round, at least two people will die, the Sacrifice and the one most people voted for, and that unlike Danganronpa, you are directly responsible for the people who die, since you voted for them. It also means, that even though you might have an asshole in the group, you are afraid of voting for him, because maybe he has the Sacrifice, and he acted like one, just to get everyone to vote for him. Also, while you would never vote for Key Master, anyone can claim to be the Key Master, so who can you trust? The Sage knows, but again, people might just vote for you just to be on the safe side.
Besides the main game, there are other events that are designed to thin out the herd and make everyone distrust each other, plus the characters are constantly looking for a way out of the game.
>What the fuck is with this artstyle?
Well the game is done by just one dude, so not everything is great. I admit, it does take some time getting used to it, but the art does improve significantly in Chapter 2 and especially in Chapter 3. The third chapter even having animations.
>What is the gameplay like, does it have RPG combat?
The game is in first person view, and it plays like a point and click adventure game, in which you use the mouse to select objects in the environment, go from one room to another, and drag and drop items from your inventory onto objects, to solve some easy puzzles(no Sierra tier bullshit). Whenever there is something that can get you killed, the game allows you to save beforehand, just to be sure, but you don't have to worry about getting stuck in a place with no way of getting out, it's not that type of game. You also have a conversation/debate system when everybody is discussing something, like how to get out of a room or who they should vote for, and it works a bit like Ace Attorney, in which you press people for more details, and you can either present items to contradict those ideas, or you can select two people with different viewpoints to debate each other, and arrive at the conclusion, example: one says the box is green, another says the box was purple, you make them argue, and realize the box was pained green on one side and purple on the other.
The game has no RPG combat, though it does introduce a type of fighting system in Chapter 3, using the conversation system, and with the exception of some stock sound effects, and the main menu, you will never realize that it was made in RPG Maker, as it does not play, nor feel like a game made in that engine.
>Then why use the RPG Maker Engine?
I don't know, I guess it's what the jap knew as an engine, Chapter 2 is all about him flexing his RPG Maker skills, as you have all sorts of minigames that are in real time.
>So what's even good about this game
It's mostly the story, the characters, the keikaus they pull, and the tense atmosphere that the game manages to have, without being a horror game, though it does have a few scary moments as well.
>Where can I get the game?
Well you can get the translated game from
https://vgperson.com/games/yourturntodie.htm
You can either play the Browser version(I don't recommend if you have cookies that are automatically deleted), or download the latest version, in this case Chapter 3 Part 1-B. There is also Your Turn To Shine, which is a separate game, and works best if you played it after completing Chapter 2 of the main game. It's basically Island Mode from Danganronpa 2.
>Wait the game is unfinished?
The game has been released in parts(think of it as cases in Ace Attorney), nothing has been re-written as far as I know, so you can safely play it now, and not worry about retcons. As it is right now, it's near the end, probably next year we will get the final part of the game, but it still has 20 hours of keikaus and 4D chess moves for you to experience. Even if the dev were to die and the game never released, I would still say it's worth playing it as it is now.
>So how bad is translation and how pozzed is the game?
From what I heard it's good, there is no censorship. They have a list of all the changes they did
https://vgperson.com/posts.php?p=yourturntodienotes , mostly in the name department, since the Japanese names were jokes, and they kinda had to find the equivalent in English, kinda like with the Ace Attorney games. As for pozz, it's no more pozzed than the average jap game, the most egregious thing, being a character who is possibly a female to male trans, but it's not 100% clear, and you can get >him killed
in two different ways and probably get a better ending for it.
>Anything else I should know about it
The game can be dark and a bit
edgy at times, but never in bad taste. There is no pink blood like in Danganronpa, and when someone dies, he fucking dies in the most horrible way, and you have to watch. It becomes so bad, that the character gets PTSD in Chapter 2, and that becomes a game mechanic, that is actually well done. So if you are of faint heart, then go play the Sims.