

Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE Plus
Spike Chunsoft Co., Ltd. · 2024 · Adventure, Exploration, Detective, Anime, Action-Adventure
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About Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE Plus
Uncover dark secrets in a rain-soaked city by investigating crime scenes, gathering clues, and battling mystery manifestations in action-packed labyrinths alongside detectives with supernatural forensic powers. This dark fantasy detective game from the creators of Danganronpa blends investigation, puzzle-solving, and fast-paced combat as you piece together evidence to slash through supernatural obstacles and uncover the truth.
A city of rain is gripped by innumerable unsolved mysteries, under the complete control of a megacorporation. Master Detectives from around the world, each possessing unique powers, must rise to the challenge of uncovering the truth. With Shinigami by his side, Yuma joins the investigation as a trainee of the detective agency.
The story progresses through investigation in the "real world" to collect clues needed to solve a case, then conquering the "Mystery Labyrinth" with the clues gathered.
Uncover the truth by making full use of your evidence in the Mystery Labyrinth.
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Take control of Yuma and explore Kanai Ward. Talk to people in the city and investigate crime scenes to collect "Solution Keys".
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The detectives who investigate with Yuma have "Forensic Fortes," like "Postcognition" and "Disguise". They'll help find hidden clues and testimonies by utilizing these special abilities.
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As the investigation progresses, the "Mystery Labyrinth" will appear. The mysteries of the case materialize in the form of gimmicks and traps to attack you. Dodge them with the clues collected in the form of "Solution Keys".
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In the Mystery Labyrinth, a "Mystery Phantom" appears to prevent you from finding the truth of the case. Fight back in fast-paced action sequences and slash through with a "Solution Blade"!
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Obtain "Memory Shards" hidden in Kanai Ward to view secret memories between Yuma and the detectives. Enjoy substories and help people in need by fulfilling special requests.
"Plus" features:
- 4K compatibility & improved overall performance
- New gallery mode to enjoy cinematics and BGM
- 5 substories featuring different Master Detectives
Ch. Desuhiko: Charisma Killed the Cat
Ch. Fubuki: Fubuki's Luckiest Day
Ch. Halara: Raining Cats & Dog
Ch. Vivia: The Near-Death Detective
Ch. Yakou: Thank You, My Detective
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Interface: Japanese / Traditional Chinese / Simplified Chinese - Audio: Japanese
*There is also Digital Deluxe Edition which contains digital art book and digital soundtrack. Please be mindful when purchasing.
DLC & expansions
🎁 Complete the collection
Base game + 0 of 1 DLC at today's best prices (some DLC unpriced).
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Amazing murder mystery game, very recommended if you like the Danganronpa series as has the same kinds of characters and humour1 found this helpful
Don't expect to use logic in this deduction game. [spoiler]Can barely fit a finger through a window? Easily nail a key to a painting.[/spoiler] [spoiler]What? No, that's not the killer, stupid! ... It's the copycat killer who's also involved in the case, but you only think of that in about five minutes.[/spoiler]1 found this helpful
It's peam, nuff said.
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If you aren't a fan of Danganronpa's crazy wild twists that make you feel cheated out of a solution or puzzles that are far too easy to solve because the answer is plastered on the wall, then you should play Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE Plus. Almost every mystery that I ran into I felt I had the intellect to solve without the games mechanics of deduction. And for most of the game, that was true. I only ever got blindsided by things I chose to ignore rather than by things that were explicitly hidden from me. No case feels like nonsense and so long as you understand the lore of the world you won't think its impossible. There are a couple stretches, but nothing that would cause you to say "That could never happen." Definitely recommend this game for fan's of Danganronpa and mysteries who want something they can figure out on their own.
An absolutely abysmal gameplay experience. I truly cannot express how miserably awful these mini-games are, and that's coming from a fan of the Danganronpa series. Truly regret purchasing this even if the Prologue case itself was moderately fine.
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