Getting all of the medals is fairly easy at least, as you can fast-forward through the story until you get to one of the choices. You could go an entire playthrough without seeing one, which can be a little confusing considering some of these cast members have been part of the promotional material.Įvery time Makoto dies, you get rewarded with a Death Medal. Certain endings are also the only way to see specific characters, and they often show up for less than a few minutes. Some come out of the blue, and others are built up and end flat. The biggest problem for me is that the deaths are all lacklustre, with no real shocks. These choices either move the story along or end in Makoto’s death, and most of the time it’s not hard to figure out what the right answer is.
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Most of the time you’re left to sit and watch a movie play out, the only interactivity provided by choices as you progress through the game.
With this knowledge, he seeks out the answers as to who he is and what’s going on in this strange hotel. Then here’s the twist: you hit continue on the “game over” screen, Karaki wakes up in the same hotel room yet remembers everything that happened before he died. After letting a police officer into his room, the officer attempts to apprehend him with Makoto shot dead during the struggle.
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Having lost all of his memories, he looks at the television only to find out he is a serial killer. The initial premise is set with Makoto Karaki waking up in a hotel room.
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With a stand-out cast including Yūki Kaji (voice of Eren Yeager from Attack on Titan and Shoto Todoroki in My Hero Academia), Kanata Hongō (Ryoma Echizen from the live-action adaptation of The Prince of Tennis) and Chiaki Kuriyama (most famously known for her many Tokusatsu appearances), Death Come True is full of star power, and everyone brings in solid performances to elevate an otherwise safe first attempt at an FMV game.Įven before you get into the game, lead actor Hongō appears on screen to dissuade players from spoiling any element of the story. Still, I was surprised when Danganronpa series scenario writer, Kazutaka Kodaka, announced that his first post-killing game endeavour would be an FMV adventure game, Death Come True. But more recently, FMV has shaken off that stigma and garnered a lot of attention through games like Her Story, The Bunker, and Telling Lies, for creating engaging stories with outstanding performances from live actors. These games were nothing more than a bit of amusement and a curio of the past. When I think of Full Motion Video (FMV) with live actors, I think of delightfully cheesy B-movie style interactive films from the ’80s and ’90s.
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