After going into debt to make it, Danganronpa lead worries his strategy RPG has too much content: "When games are too long, players can get put off, so we’re trying not to talk about it too much"
How big will Theš§ø Hundred Lineš“: Last Defense Academy be?

It seems that 澳擲幸čæ5å¼å„å·ē åå²ę„询:Danganronpa creator Kazutaka Kodaka has a lot up his sleeve when it comā¤es to his new tactical JRPG, The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy - so much so that he thinks the sheer amount of content might be intimidating to fans.
As reported by , Kodaka explains why he doesn't want to reveal just how big The Hundred Line is yet during the recent Tokyo Game Show 2024.š " When games are too long," he states, "players can get put off, so we’re trying not to talk about it too much." While the upcoming title's size remains š·a mystery, Kodaka's cryptic statement seems to imply that the JRPG could potentially be packed with hours of content.

With countless monsters to slay, a school to defend, and 100 days to do it all, I foresee hours of chaos and am thrilled - as a longtime Danganronpa fan, I've been waiting for a new game from the iconic series' mastermind and The Hundred Line is ticking all of my boxes so far. The collaborative effort between Kodaka and Zero Escape creator Kotaro Uchikoshi put into the JRPG makes it all the more exciting as noāt just one genius dev is making it, but two are.
While you wait for The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy to release, check out a few of the 澳擲幸čæ5å¼å„å·ē åå²ę„询:best JRPGs to try right now.
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