Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony

Danganronpa V3: Killiing Harmony not only gives fans more of the Danganronpa they know and love, but it elevates the series to new heights and leaves old players scratching their heads and reeling in shock at the twists the story takes.

Overall, Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony is yet another excellent installment in the franchise, delivering up another set of grisly murders and the well-crafted conundrums and kangaroo courts that result from them while still keeping a focus on black humor and twisted school life.

What we noticed most during our first foray into this new world was the updated look of the game. Sure, the format is still the same in terms of 3D worlds with 2D characters, but a lot more has gone into the style this time around. The UI is bathed in a neon glow, for instance, and onomatopoeic phrases pop up in a comic book style as well, all of which reminded us a lot of Persona 5, which had a very similar style to it. As you'd expect after five years, everything looks sharper too (we played on the PS4), including the definition in the characters and the 3D environments.

Danganronpa V3 : Killing Harmony remplit à merveille son office et s’autorise quelques embardées créatives pour enrichir un genre qui peine à se renouveler par définition. Le retour de Monokuma ravira sans nul doute les fans de la franchise tout en accueillant comme il se doit les néophytes de par la présence de 16 personnages et d’un arc narratif inédits.