Decide 4 God

A huge step up for the series, it is leagues better than the previous two games and on-par (if not better) than some of the Zero Escape games it was inspired by. The flowcharts and clues, as well as the indications to progress are set up in a intuitive way. This is without a doubt the best way the series could have ended, yet it makes the previous games look so much smaller and sadly worse in comparison. For fans of Zero Escape, very highly recommended.

Buy this game so Miracle Moon can make more crazy ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ mystery games. The Abime series is up there with Zero Escape, Ace Attorney and Danganronpa in terms of quality. I'm sure YOU will agree with me.

This game is amazing. An amazing video game, and a brilliant conclusion to the Abime story that started with Head AS Code and Birth ME Code. The time mechanic is one of the most brilliantly designed mechanics I've ever experienced that truly made me feel stressed over everything I did, in a good way. This game also manages to terrify in a way I've never seen any other game do, but that would be a spoiler. The characters, both new and old, are amazing and brilliantly written that bounce off each other very naturally, and the story is a wild ride that I'm glad I rode. If YOU is a fan of Ontological mysteries, or Zero Escape especially, then this game is definitely one YOU needs to check out.

I came in to this game a bit apprehensive, because while the previous games (Head AS Code and Birth ME Code) were overall good, I was skeptical of this game being able to answer all of the questions left hanging. SOMEHOW, it does, and it does so really well! I cannot recommend this game enough; to the point I would recommend Head AS Code and Birth ME Code purely so you can play Decide 4 God in its full context.

If you enjoyed the Zero Escape series, you will enjoy the Abime series, no questions asked. It wears its influences on its sleeve, and offers fairly frequent tongue-in-cheek references to every entry in Zero Escape, the AI: Somnium games, Danganronpa, Umineko, STEINS;GATE and at least another half-dozen of the all-time greats. ABSOLUTELY DO play the first two in the Abime trilogy, though; the climax of both games will be revealed before you even hit your first ending in this one!

Easily the best of the three Abime VNs, featuring actual escape room puzzles, and a much longer story that aims to tie everything up in a neat little bow. The new "timed" escape rooms took a while to grow on me, but eventually I came to not mind them. It certainly helps that the game is paced in such a way that you can swap between doing 'exploration' segments and the actual narrative segments so neither grow too tiring. I was quite worried about the infohazard thing upon my first scan of the achievement page before starting, but the game does a good job or letting you know exactly when you're about to lock your save (red warning text and an explicit choice to do it or not) so it ended up working out okay. While the overall story is good, I'd say the best part is the character writing. All of them feel unique, especially those on Side B (the better side, imo) and you end up with real attachment to them by the end. I'm sad this series is so niche, because I'd read some Abime fanfiction in a heartbeat. The Lore chart is also an excellent addition and incredibly useful for keeping track of all the bits and pieces of information that tie together the intricate story. Rea…