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Gamespot: Children, by nature, have a tendency to be greedy, self-absorbed, and inconsiderate. They can even be downright violent. But it's also believed that, as ill-mannered and temperamental as they can be, kids still have a base morality that prevents them from causing grievous harm. While the thought of children turning homicidal is enough to send chills down your spine, it's a reality in Ultra Despair Girls, a third-person action spin-off from the Danganronpa series.

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Matt Ferguson of G4@Syfygames writes "After spending two years attending school with undoubtedly the most terrifying headmaster to grace Hope's Peak Academy, Danganronpa is back with a completely new twist. Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls is set between the horrific events of Trigger Happy Havoc and Goodbye Despair, and features some familiar and new faces battling against the masters of despair in an action-adventure storytelling hybrid."

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"Ill admit that I was a little skeptical when I first heard about the next chapter in the Danganronpa story. Im a massive fan of both Danganronpa 1 and Danganronpa 2 and the dark mysteries of despair that surround each of them. Granted, Ultra Despair Girls is not so much the next chapter as it is a side story that falls between Danganronpa 1 and 2, offering plenty of revealing details for them both. If youve got an inkling of interest in the series, then I urge you to play the main entries before jumping into this supplemental undertaking." - PSLS

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Diablo 3 started out as a game that only half-fulfilled its pursuit to be the next great Diablo. Its cohesive gameplay and polished presentation demonstrated that the series could transition well into the modern gaming climate, but many of its mechanics and systems didn't deliver in a way that was deemed satisfactory by fans. It would take two years of patches and the Reaper of Souls expansion pack to move it to where it needed to be in order to earn a reputation as a title worthy of the Blizzard name. Another year of patches have only made it better.

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Rely on Horror, M. Allen writes: "Spinoff games can be a tricky beast to tame, especially when theyre spun off of series as fundamentally simple as Spike-Chunsofts Danganronpa franchise of visual novels thatve been making a splash in the West in recent years. Its no secret that we love Danganronpa here at Rely on Horror (the second game even achieved a perfect 10/10 score from us and was my personal game of the year for 2014), but nevertheless I approached the latest entry, Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls with trepidation, as it was such a departure from what made the series so amazingly memorable to begin with. Im happy to report that my fears were almost entirely unfounded, as Ultra Despair Girls is not only a great new venture for the franchise, but also a fantastic game in its own right."

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PS Vita Reviews has published their review of the newest game of the Danganronpa series! Here are their final thoughts on Ultra Despair Girls: "Danganronpa: Another Episode is another great game from Spike and NIS. On the downside, there is a small glitch in the dialogue audio. Outside of this is a casual shooting game that will give series fans much-needed answers about the world of Danganronpa and the history behind Monokuma. "

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Greg Hill: "While held back by a few teething problems expected when making such a huge genre transition, Ultra Despair Girls is a good addition to the franchise. Despite a questionable setting design and somewhat unresolved ending, this 3D take on a world ruled by everyones favourite monochrome bear is able to stand on its own merits as a sequel with a total new direction. With a masochistic and mature plot keeping the series feeling as despair-filled as ever, and a fresh combat system that encourages players do the killing by their own hand, this is a wonderfully wicked title that will satisfy new players and scratch the itch of those returning to the series."

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GS:" Being the first true open world game of the series, Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain will allow players to complete mission using a variety of methods. Players will also have multiple choices on how to take enemies' vehicles down, as seen in previous gameplay footage. Another interesting way to take down an enemy helicopter has been showcased by a new gameplay video which has been shared online a few hours ago."

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GS:" Being the first true open world game of the series, Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain will allow players to complete mission using a variety of methods. Players will also have multiple choices on how to take enemies' vehicles down, as seen in previous gameplay footage. Another interesting way to take down an enemy helicopter has been showcased by a new gameplay video which has been shared online a few hours ago."