Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward
Game » consists of 7 releases. First released on Oct 23, 2012
The Nonary Game continues in this sequel to Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors under the localized title of Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward.
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5 (3) 4 (1) 3 (0) 2 (0) 1 (1) 4.08 stars 4.08/5 Stars Average score of 6 user reviews spread across 7 releases and 0 DLC
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Ally or Betray, whichever you choose, do not overlook this game. 0
Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors came out of nowhere. A dark visual novel with great puzzles and an even better story. When Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward (VLR) was announced, I was instantly onboard. I was mad at that game when I finished. Actually, I don’t think I’ve ever been angry at a game as much as I’ve been with VLR. The game does end on a big cliffhanger, but mainly I was mad that there was nothing left to do in it, and that my time with it came to an end. Virtue’s Last Reward i...
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Fantastic 0
Here is a little game I didn't even know I was excited for. Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward! This is the sequel to the beloved 999, which I admit I haven't finished. I started it like the day before I get Virtue's Last Reward, but I did read the story and trust me...its amazing. So play that or read the summary of that before you play this.Virtue's Last Reward is a game in the niche genre of Visual Novels. Think of this game as Professor Layton for the big kids. You read the story, and occasio...
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999 Was a Hard Act to Follow 0
Virtue’s Last Reward is a sequel to a game that I loved on the DS called 999, or 9 Person’s 9 Hours 9 Doors, which absolutely floored me. I did not expect to enjoy 999 as much as I did, but it was one of my favorite titles in a long time. VLR did not hit me as hard, but it is still a quality title in its own right.The art-style of VLR is different, as this game focuses on 3D models rather than the manga style drawings of the previous title. I prefer the old design much more, but it is really a m...
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looking for one of 2012’s best told stories? Then you can do no wrong with Virtue’s Last Reward 0
A couple of years ago I was surprised by a relatively unknown DS game called 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors – a visual novel, adventure game that was developed by Chunsoft and published by Aksys Games. As a videogame, 999 did not do much in terms of gameplay. It was a visual novel, after all. So what little gameplay sections featured were the typical, point-and-click adventure, puzzle segments of finding clues and items and coming to a conclusion to escape the situation the characters...
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They lost me at "... ... ... ... ... ..." 0
My brother played VLR and loved it, talked its story up, and then bought it for me for Christmas so we could talk about it. I cleared out a weekend to get through the first play through. It started out alright enough, locked in an elevator with spunky/sassy anime female and a crazy bunny AI/Puppet from a Saw movie. By Sunday night, I was irritatingly cussing at the screen while blindly clicking through every bit of the first ending I got for this story. I then immediately was thrust back into th...
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A great sequel to a great game 0
Let me get one thing straight: I completely revere 999. It was my game of 2010. It has it's flaws, but it offers a story unlike any other game. A story so good, it will make you forget anything not so great about the game. So when I heard there was a sequel coming out, I was absolutely thrilled. And when I played Virtue's Last Reward (which isn't a great title, I have to say), I saw how much this game is similar to 999... starting with the flaws. First of all, the 3DS version is busted. Overflow...
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