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Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward
Developed by: Chunsoft (@SpikeChunsoft_e)
Published by: Spike Chunsoft (@SpikeChunsoft_e)
Virtue’s Last Reward has the player once again taking part in a Nonary game. Zero Escape: VLR (as it’s fondly known) is a visual novel/puzzle game that is the sequel to Zero Escape: 999: 9 hours, 9 Persons, 9 doors. VLR is a game that’s heavily texted based and has some great and innovative escape room puzzles. The storyline is confusing, and complex but enjoyable. While I preferred the cast of characters in 999, the characters in VLR still managed to be interesting, and engaging. This game hurt my brain and it left me wanting more. If you’re a fan of 999 I highly recommend this game.
Pros:
The escape room puzzles
The complex and engaging storyline
Cons:
Outdated graphics
Played on: Xbox Series X via Xbox Gamepass
Review score: 8/10
Developed by: Chunsoft (@SpikeChunsoft_e)
Published by: Spike Chunsoft (@SpikeChunsoft_e)
Virtue’s Last Reward has the player once again taking part in a Nonary game. Zero Escape: VLR (as it’s fondly known) is a visual novel/puzzle game that is the sequel to Zero Escape: 999: 9 hours, 9 Persons, 9 doors. VLR is a game that’s heavily texted based and has some great and innovative escape room puzzles. The storyline is confusing, and complex but enjoyable. While I preferred the cast of characters in 999, the characters in VLR still managed to be interesting, and engaging. This game hurt my brain and it left me wanting more. If you’re a fan of 999 I highly recommend this game.
Pros:
The escape room puzzles
The complex and engaging storyline
Cons:
Outdated graphics
Played on: Xbox Series X via Xbox Gamepass
Review score: 8/10