Spike Chunsoft’s board recreation Danganronpa spin-off Danganronpa S: Final Summer season Camp ($13.99) has simply launched on iOS, Android, and Steam worldwide. The PS4 model ought to go dwell later at present. Danganronpa S: Final Summer season Camp was Nintendo Swap unique till at present, and included within the Danganronpa Decadence assortment. Learn Shaun’s overview of it right here. Through the years, we had Danganronpa: Set off Blissful Havoc ($7.99), Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair ($7.99), and extra not too long ago Danganronpa V3: Killing Concord Anniversary Version ($10.99) hit iOS and Android as Anniversary Editions. With at present’s launch of Danganronpa S: Final Summer season Camp, Spike Chunsoft has discounted the trilogy for a restricted time to rejoice the discharge with the primary two video games all the way down to $7.99 and the third one all the way down to $10.99. Watch the trailer for the brand new iOS, Android, PS4, and Swap variations of Danganronpa S: Final Summer season Camp under:
I’ve already performed the Swap model, and it was positive as an inclusion within the bodily bundle on Swap. I’ve by no means cared a lot for the postgame stuff within the Danganronpa essential video games, so this spin-off didn’t click on with me as a lot. Try my evaluations of the primary two video games on cellular right here and right here. If you happen to’ve skipped the Swap standalone or bundle launch for the cellular model, you possibly can seize Danganronpa S: Final Summer season Camp for $13.99 for a restricted time on iOS right here and Android right here. It has in app purchases similar to the Swap model which was additionally a paid recreation with elective in app purchases. Word that the App Retailer model is a unique construct for some areas. The prior hyperlink is for North America. Use this one for Asia. Try the official web site for the cellular ports right here and our discussion board thread for the video games right here and right here. Did you play these video games on cellular or Swap via their anniversary version releases?
