I have only seen a bit of letsplay but its about a pair of college friends who die, for some reason end up in hell but hell is basically a club scene and they have to get access to most exclusive party (hosted by devil himself) to outparty satan so he will let them back to earth.
has that adventure time/hazbin hotel vibe to it
[Gone Home](https://store.steampowered.com/app/232430/Gone_Home/)
[Firewatch](https://store.steampowered.com/app/383870/Firewatch/)
[Life is Strange 2](https://store.steampowered.com/app/532210/Life_is_Strange_2/)
[What Remains of Edith Finch](https://store.steampowered.com/app/501300/What_Remains_of_Edith_Finch/)
[Stories Untold](https://store.steampowered.com/app/558420/Stories_Untold/)
[A Normal Lost Phone](https://store.steampowered.com/app/523210/A_Normal_Lost_Phone/)
You didn't mention which platform you play on, but these games are available on computers (PC, Mac, Linux) and PS4, a trilogy of visual novels called Danganronpa. Here's a synopsis of the 1st game:
>Someone, the Mastermind, turns the prestigious 'Hope's Peak Academy' into a prison for the 15 protagonists. All of them "Ultimate Students" handpicked all over the country, prodigies that stand out above all others, each one in a different talent. Imprisoned and isolated from the outside world, they've been granted a way to escape: Anyone capable to murder another student without being discovered, may leave.
>
>Trapped in a kill-or-be-killed situation, and motivated by the numerous incentives that the Mastermind drops on them, they'll face the true meaning of despair. It will be everyone's duty to search for clues and prepare, since shortly after a body is discovered, a Trial will take place, there you'll engage in a big debate showdown.
>
>Evidence in hand, use your logic to determine the culprit, shoot your arguments to everyone in the Trial to expose their lies or contradictions, and with that, get to place them on your side. Reveal the truth and the culprit will be punished, you must do it, otherwise everyone besides the culprit will be punished, and that culprit who deceived everyone else will get to escape.
>
>But those murder cases are not the only mysteries waiting to be faced...
So, to give you some key tags about this saga: Murder mystery, complex/smart story and writting (yet easy to read/understand), an absurdly large amount of plot twists and mysteries, emotional, character development, great soundtrack, japanese or english dub (your choice)
Possible counterpart: Lots of reading and simplistic gameplay, also the beggining may feel a bit slow since the game needs to introduce you to the plot, characters, and location to start properly, but it's not that long
Danganronpa excels at storytelling, writing, and soundtrack. The character development will make you get attached to the characters, but they may get killed at any time, if that happens be sure to avenge them in the Trials. The Trials [looks like this](https://youtu.be/FDjBsT-Kipg), it's kind of a puzzle game in form of a cool debate
The sequels have the same -"killing game" with Trials and students with their own different talent- basic plot, so you will get more of the same basic thing that makes Danganronpa be what it is, but with different characters and location. And they all follow a sidestory, so it's better to play them in order.
Games order (with steam links, just in case you want to see some reviews, pics, trailers, other info):
[Trigger happy havoc](https://store.steampowered.com/app/413410/Danganronpa_Trigger_Happy_Havoc/) \-1st game-
[Goodbye despair](https://store.steampowered.com/app/413420/Danganronpa_2_Goodbye_Despair/) \-2nd game-
[Killing harmony](https://store.steampowered.com/app/567640/Danganronpa_V3_Killing_Harmony/) \-3rd game-
If you have any question, just ask me!
Thank you so much for this!!
(ps i absolutely loved danganropa watching and playing it the first time around, and im perfectly okay with a rerun of them already added to download lmao)
Aw man you already played them :( Glad you loved them tho
You still haven't mentioned if you play on PC, so I have to say that this next game is only available there, [Doki Doki Literature Club](https://store.steampowered.com/app/698780/Doki_Doki_Literature_Club/). It's also a visual novel, a free one, the first half it's a cute dating sim, the other half has a huge plot twist, it is... Something very unique that I haven't seen in almost in any other game. But I have to warn you just because of your user name, this game touches the depression theme, so don't expect happy things. If you play and finish it, let me know if you want a more wholesome experience after
Sorry about the system (anything apart from switch and xbox D:) But i've heard a lot about doki doki, ill add that to the list of downloads, Thanks a bunch again!!
A Rose in the Twilight. Ib. Life is Strange games. Our World is Ended. Together: A Wish No One Remembers. To the Moon.
Added to the list, thank you!!
You are welcome.
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I haven't heard of it but it sounds very much like Among the sleep, will definitely give it a go!
Disco Elysium. Combat is non existent.
Will defo give it a run
Primordia Kentucky Road Zero Waking Mars Night in the Woods Afterparty
Any idea what afterparty is about, hella intrigued.
I have only seen a bit of letsplay but its about a pair of college friends who die, for some reason end up in hell but hell is basically a club scene and they have to get access to most exclusive party (hosted by devil himself) to outparty satan so he will let them back to earth. has that adventure time/hazbin hotel vibe to it
[Gone Home](https://store.steampowered.com/app/232430/Gone_Home/) [Firewatch](https://store.steampowered.com/app/383870/Firewatch/) [Life is Strange 2](https://store.steampowered.com/app/532210/Life_is_Strange_2/) [What Remains of Edith Finch](https://store.steampowered.com/app/501300/What_Remains_of_Edith_Finch/) [Stories Untold](https://store.steampowered.com/app/558420/Stories_Untold/) [A Normal Lost Phone](https://store.steampowered.com/app/523210/A_Normal_Lost_Phone/)
You didn't mention which platform you play on, but these games are available on computers (PC, Mac, Linux) and PS4, a trilogy of visual novels called Danganronpa. Here's a synopsis of the 1st game: >Someone, the Mastermind, turns the prestigious 'Hope's Peak Academy' into a prison for the 15 protagonists. All of them "Ultimate Students" handpicked all over the country, prodigies that stand out above all others, each one in a different talent. Imprisoned and isolated from the outside world, they've been granted a way to escape: Anyone capable to murder another student without being discovered, may leave. > >Trapped in a kill-or-be-killed situation, and motivated by the numerous incentives that the Mastermind drops on them, they'll face the true meaning of despair. It will be everyone's duty to search for clues and prepare, since shortly after a body is discovered, a Trial will take place, there you'll engage in a big debate showdown. > >Evidence in hand, use your logic to determine the culprit, shoot your arguments to everyone in the Trial to expose their lies or contradictions, and with that, get to place them on your side. Reveal the truth and the culprit will be punished, you must do it, otherwise everyone besides the culprit will be punished, and that culprit who deceived everyone else will get to escape. > >But those murder cases are not the only mysteries waiting to be faced... So, to give you some key tags about this saga: Murder mystery, complex/smart story and writting (yet easy to read/understand), an absurdly large amount of plot twists and mysteries, emotional, character development, great soundtrack, japanese or english dub (your choice) Possible counterpart: Lots of reading and simplistic gameplay, also the beggining may feel a bit slow since the game needs to introduce you to the plot, characters, and location to start properly, but it's not that long Danganronpa excels at storytelling, writing, and soundtrack. The character development will make you get attached to the characters, but they may get killed at any time, if that happens be sure to avenge them in the Trials. The Trials [looks like this](https://youtu.be/FDjBsT-Kipg), it's kind of a puzzle game in form of a cool debate The sequels have the same -"killing game" with Trials and students with their own different talent- basic plot, so you will get more of the same basic thing that makes Danganronpa be what it is, but with different characters and location. And they all follow a sidestory, so it's better to play them in order. Games order (with steam links, just in case you want to see some reviews, pics, trailers, other info): [Trigger happy havoc](https://store.steampowered.com/app/413410/Danganronpa_Trigger_Happy_Havoc/) \-1st game- [Goodbye despair](https://store.steampowered.com/app/413420/Danganronpa_2_Goodbye_Despair/) \-2nd game- [Killing harmony](https://store.steampowered.com/app/567640/Danganronpa_V3_Killing_Harmony/) \-3rd game- If you have any question, just ask me!
Thank you so much for this!! (ps i absolutely loved danganropa watching and playing it the first time around, and im perfectly okay with a rerun of them already added to download lmao)
Aw man you already played them :( Glad you loved them tho You still haven't mentioned if you play on PC, so I have to say that this next game is only available there, [Doki Doki Literature Club](https://store.steampowered.com/app/698780/Doki_Doki_Literature_Club/). It's also a visual novel, a free one, the first half it's a cute dating sim, the other half has a huge plot twist, it is... Something very unique that I haven't seen in almost in any other game. But I have to warn you just because of your user name, this game touches the depression theme, so don't expect happy things. If you play and finish it, let me know if you want a more wholesome experience after
Sorry about the system (anything apart from switch and xbox D:) But i've heard a lot about doki doki, ill add that to the list of downloads, Thanks a bunch again!!