World's End Club Review (Mimiqui)
I'll start off with the fact that World's End Club must NOT be thought of as a danganronpa game despite being made by the same dev team, because it is anything but that.
This game's a mix between the adventure, puzzle solving and visual novel genre.
If anything the beginning of the game is the only thing that can "kinda" resemble danganronpa.
The story is pretty interesting, funnily this is the game that has the biggest amount of plot-twists I've ever seen which isn't bad but kinda hilarious. The visual novel aspect of the game is okay tho I did get a few bugs with the text (didn't happen more than twice at worst), the writing in my opinion ranges from okay to good you gotta keep in mind the characters are all grade schoolers hence their "naive" thinking. Nonetheless the story was great, despite me not liking many of the characters in all honesty, that or they just didn't pique my interest in any way.
The way of adventuring on the japan map with levels and choices (that doesn't really matter because to truly finish the game you have to go through all routes so that's kinda eh.) is quite interesting however the gameplay is... it's okay. But it can genuinely become frustrating because of how wacky it is sometimes. Mostly the hitboxes not making any sense. Each character having an ability is cool, but some does feel like it kind of makes you stop in your tracks which kinda kills the pace of your progress throughout a level.
I personally think that what's likeable the most about this game is the character design of the main cast, along with the artstyle as a whole and the music. The music was honestly surprising in a pleasant way, I liked the soundtracks a lot.
In conclusion, whether you like this game or not really depends on the person who plays. It's kind of a 50/50.
I enjoyed it, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, in the way that I fear some might get bored of it easily or just frustrated with either the monotone gameplay or the characters.