The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy- Reviews
The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy is an excellent strategy RPG that follows the same aesthetics and themes of the Danganronpa series while being an entirely different game and IP. The game offers a straightforward combat system that's easy to pick up and play while offering some challenging battles. In addition, The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy brings an intriguing and eccentric cast of characters with a compelling narrative and shock value at some points of the story.
The Hundred Line Last Defense Academy does not shine in any of its aspects, offering gameplay models with bland and shallow mechanics. The characters are little more than literary archetypes, and yet the hours spent in the title's company flew by. All credit to the writing of Kazutaka Kodaka and Kotaro Uchikoshi, who succeeded in trapping me in a maelstrom of unanswered questions, mysterious killings, and plot twists. The events are dense and never boring, stimulating curiosity enough to want to consume the title in the blink of an eye and unravel its mysteries. If you are looking for a deep dating sim, as well as a tactical RPG, The Hundred Line Last Defense Academy will definitely not be for you. If, on the other hand, you want to immerse yourself in a whimsical visual novel with grotesque overtones, with elements plucked here and there from other genres, this title coming out on April 24 will definitely do the trick.
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The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy is a bold narrative-driven SRPG from TooKyo Games and MediaVision, blending high-stakes strategy with life-sim mechanics and a labyrinth of branching storylines, delivering a wildly ambitious experience packed with emotional depth, dark humor, and over 100 endings.
Kazutaka Kodaka goes beyond any of his past projects, delivering an extensive and intriguing narrative alongside a really enjoyable combat. The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy- provides a satisfying experience that keeps me coming back for more.
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