The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy-

One of the greatest games I have ever played.

Its pretty good but repetitive as hell, if not for the ability to skip battles you done before the game would be 400+ hours and beyond slow.

This is a pretty lukewarm "Reccommended". Its definitely a Kodaka game, for better or worse. If you read other reviews, you'll notice something that comes up a lot as a talking point is the game's 100 endings. I've gotten 86 of them at the time of writing, which is a solid enough amount to give a verdict on what I think overall. The game itself is split up into a long linear section at the start, totalling about 30-40 hours depending on your reading speed. In this you don't have any real choices and go down a predetermined path. After this section is over, the game opens up and lets you start making choices for yourself, which will then branch off into their own individual routes that take you to one of the 100 endings advertised. While technically true that there's 100 points at which the story gives you the credits, to call each of them "endings" is something I'd call a stretch. At the tail end of a route you'll be given a choice, either choice bringing you to one of two endings within that route, though some handful of these are practically identical in their outcome or change so little that it doesn't matter much. Other times you'll just make a choice that leads to an immediate bad end that doesn't actually resolve the story, and you just go right back to pick the other option and actually continue down that route. There's about 22 distinct routes total across which these endings are distributed, and I can tell you that most of them are pretty mediocre or bad. The devs have gone on record stating that their writing process was to create one scenario from start to finish, then work backwards from there and introduce branching choices that lead you to different paths. Quite frankle, you can tell; 001 is the only ending in the game that I feel does an adequate job of playing on any sort of themes and resolving the story in a satisfying way. All the other endings leave far too many mysteries open-ended, introduce too many self-contained concepts that don't come up in other routes, or in the case of the routes Uchikoshi clearly wrote, have too many elements contained to a small collection of routes that don't actually have any impact on the narrative as a whole. A lot of these ending paths are undercooked, bloated, underdeveloped or just outright bad. I even had one branch where I noticed typo's and the writers forgetting critical components of their story, in other words, an ending path that didn't get a proper revision before being published. If you actually go through the game and try to see every path and ending, you'll get disappointed eventually- while I think some of the individual paths are compelling and well written, they just don't work on their own as a story and rely far too heavily on the game's structure- which would be fine if you actually needed every path to piece together the story, but you don't. You only need 001, and the choices to get there are heavily hinted at, so the game's pretty heavy-handed in guiding you down that path. So its honestly a good thing 001 is actually pretty good and compelling, all things considered. It has a clear vision, clear themes and unwraps the story in a way I thought was very satisfying and bittersweet. It also has the only instance of its "ending CG" being an animated cutscene instead of just a still image, which further reinforces it not only being the first ending to be written, but most likely the "True Ending" of the game despite what the devs would claim to the contrary. I think the game's worth playing just for the prologue all the way to 001. Oh yeah, and there's tactics gameplay too. Its pretty good. I don't think you're picking up a game like this for the strategy RPG element, but it does the job and outside of the one route where you do 30 fights in a row, it doesn't overstay its welcome. Pick this game up in a sale and do whatever you want with it, but my personal reccommendation is not to go for all 100 endings unless you just HAVE to know what happens down every path. Its ultimately a hollow experience and I think you'll be more satisfied just going for ending 001 and leaving it there.

千万别玩

this game is super super super good, outside of like 1 character theyre amazing, the combat is fun and every character feels unique, the twists and mysteries are all compelling and keep you on the edge while not being predictable nor outrageous. the only negatives i have is that some of the enemy types are a little boring to fight and i wish there was more regarding the overworld, as well as I dont't personally like that every line has some audio of the character over it, like a moan or grunt, etc. after a while i kinda zoned it out though. I honestly wish this game had a some more marketing before lauch because it truly is an amazing expiriance, but even I as a danganronpa fan didn't get this for about a year after launch. play this game, very good, gets better and better the more you play

After playing through all endings the game has to offer, I can confidently recommend giving this a shot. If you like Danganronpa or Zero Escape, you'll most likely enjoy this game. The gameplay mostly consists of visual novel segments, in addition, there are SRPG battles, which I didn't find very hard on the normal recommended difficulty and then there are exploration missions that are done in a sort of board game fashion. The visuals stay interesting with the many sprites each character has and occasional CGs (there's a TON of them). The battles you go through every now and then are fairly easy but definitely satisfying. The game has 100 endings, which is a lot but as expected, the quality of routes varies. Most of the routes and endings are good in my opinion, with only a few being a slog to get through. I wouldn't recommend rushing through any route, even if it feels annoying or boring as that could just ruin your experience with the game as a whole. I love the cast of characters. Of course, some of them have a few annoying quirks but that's very normal for Danganronpa-style character writing. If you know that you really despise those kinds of characters, then this game probably isn't for you. I personally had a blast playing this and recommend at least checking out the demo if you're on the fence about getting this game. The demo should give you a pretty good idea of what the characters are like and the direction the story is taking. There's quite a bit of content to play through in the demo and if you decide to buy the game, your demo progress will carry over, give the demo a shot! My overall rating for the game would be 9.5/10, I thought this was a really great experience!

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