

Zero Escape: The Nonary Games
Spike Chunsoft Co., Ltd. · 2017 · Visual Novel, Story Rich, Puzzle, Mystery, Choices Matter
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About Zero Escape: The Nonary Games
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Kidnapped with eight strangers, you must escape locked rooms and solve deadly puzzles to survive two interconnected games orchestrated by the mysterious Zero. Experience the award-winning visual novel duology 999 and Virtue's Last Reward together for the first time with remastered graphics, dual voice acting, and mind-bending narrative twists that will keep you guessing until the end.
Kidnapped and taken to an unfamiliar location, nine people find themselves forced to participate in a diabolical Nonary Game by an enigmatic mastermind called Zero. Why were they there? Why were they chosen to put their lives on the line as part of a dangerous life and death game? Who can be trusted? Tensions rise as the situation becomes more and more dire, and the nine strangers must figure out how to escape before they wind up dead.
- Two spine-tingling Nonary Games
Zero welcomes you to take part in both the Nonary Game and the Nonary Game: Ambidex Edition as the award-winning escape-the-room visual novels Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors (999) and its sequel, Virtue’s Last Reward (VLR), are together for the first time. - A remastered and revamped Nine Hours
The well-received classic Nintendo DS game 999 has been updated with hi-res graphics and a variety of new features including both Japanese and English voice acting! - Seek a way out
Search for clues within numerous locked rooms and solve mind-bending puzzles in order to escape. VLR even has two difficulty settings for more of a challenge. - Fascinating theories and pseudo science ideas abound along the twisting, turning journey to uncover who Zero is, why everyone was kidnapped, and the shocking connection between the Nonary Games.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
i <3 june
Always loved playing escape rooms so this was great for me! There were a few rooms that made me wreck my brain whilst the game's OST just kept repeating in the background haha. Very useful knowledge too, now I know how to use hexadecimal. The only downside is that the dialogue in some parts of the game was a little slow, but it gets way better towards the Ending. Junpei and June are cuties. I've also played other Spike Chunsoft games, and I have to say I love their death game detective-style.
Daaaamn is all I could say. This has been a ride and I think I lost all my memory at the end of VLR. [spoiler]Maybe my past self jumped and kicked my future self back to the past.[/spoiler] This is currently my all time fave; this is MY cozy game. It would work out better if I was able to run VLR without crashes every 30 minutes tho!! Proton 7, install lavfilters 0.79 and openal. fps fixed at 30, tdp at 5. That's my last setting and probably the most stable I had, I had 1 crash but I only had 3 hrs left then so, pray for the best. I'm gonna need to de-compress before jumping on the last game lol
its a decent game not as fun as the sequel but the elevator dialouge was better than any game ever made.
My friend got me this game for Christmas and I was PISSED, I thought I hated this genre but had never actually tried it; I'm not someone who wastes money so I opened the game and played it with a clenched fist and was so beyond aggravated. At first I thought it was dumb, I thought it was lame, I thought it was fake/gay - all of the above. Then I unlocked my first ending and I was so intrigued by what had just happened I NEEDED to know more, I needed to solve the mystery. I ended up 100%ing that game and immediately moving onto the second game, and then I immediately moved onto the third game I'm telling you right now this trilogy is 100% worth playing, it's one of the coolest stories I've ever experienced. You should play this game like you're a detective and you should constantly be re-evaluating your theories. Do NOT google anything, you might think you're googling an innocent detail but you'll accidentally learn way more than intended, I made that mistake myself TLDR: This game is amazing. Buy it, play it, and do NOT google anything
Zero Escape: The Nonary Games is a bundle containing 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors and its successor Virtue's Last Reward. Both games are visual novels with escape-room puzzles, branching narratives, and sci-fi elements. The third entry of the trilogy, Zero Time Dilemma, is sold separately. A defining feature of the series is its many narrative paths and endings. To reach the true ending, players are required to explore multiple routes and gradually piece together the larger mystery. The core appeal of the series lies in two elements: the life-threatening escape-room scenarios and the constant stream of mystery boxes. Who can be trusted? Why are the characters trapped? What is really happening behind the scenes? The games succeed in creating curiosity and motivating players to push forward for answers. 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors (999) 999 is my favorite in the triology. It has the strongest pacing, the most likeable cast, and the most appealing presentation in the series. While the characters are not exceptionally deep, they are developed enough to make the story engaging and to maintain emotional investment throughout the adventure. One reason the pa…
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