PS4 | Danganronpa 1.2 Reload | 2017 | Spike Chunsoft | Contains both Danganronpa 1 and 2 with improved graphics |
Vita | Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair | 2014 | Spike Chunsoft | Mostly a visual novel/murder mystery/courtroom sim, but also features XP to give you levels and skill points to equip abilities to use in trials |
Vita | Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony | 2017 | Spike Chunsoft | New school, new classmates to watch murder each other, easy XP to gain to increase equippable trial skills, and a bonus dungeon-crawler mingame |
PS4 | Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony | 2017 | Spike Chunsoft | See Vita |
Switch | Gnosia | 2021 | Petit Depotto | More of a visual novel/single-player deduction game; leveling stats and learning skills unlocks new story in the short gameplay loop |
Switch | Kowloon High-School Chronicle (DL only) | 2021 | Toybox/Shout! Design Works | A remaster of a formerly JP-only PS2 title, with visual novel-styled relationship balancing and first-person puzzle solving/dungeon crawling |
PS4 | Kowloon High-School Chronicle (DL only) | 2022 | Toybox/Shout! Design Works | See Switch |
Switch | Loop8: Summer of Gods | 2023 | Sieg Games | See XBO |
Xbox One | Loop8: Summer of Gods | 2023 | Sieg Games | Spending summer stuck in a time loop, with emotions playing heavily into social sim aspects and AI party member-controlled combat; stats are increased via not grinding, but solo training in activities |
PS4 | Loop8: Summer of Gods | 2023 | Sieg Games | See XBO |
PS3 | Lost Dimension | 2015 | Lancarse | RPG/visual novel hybrid with lots of party betrayal, replayability, and a tactical style of combat |
Switch | Maglam Lord | 2022 | Felistella | A visual novel-ARPG mix, with dating sim elements for the former and a simplified combat system akin to old Tales games for the latter |
Switch | Master Detective Archives: Rain Code | 2023 | Spike Chunsoft/Too Kyo Games | It's Danganronpa, but with detectives! Increasing your detective rank enables you to increase your repertoire of skills to make puzzle or action sequences easier |
PS3 | Tears to Tiara II: Heir of the Overlord | 2014 | Aquaplus/Sting | Sequel to a JP-only visual novel; plays more or less like a visual novel with occasional SRPG skirmishes thrown in |
PS3 | Tokyo Twilight Ghost Hunters | 2015 | Toybox/Now Production | SRPG/visual novel hybrid of sorts with a ghost-hunting theme, combat takes place on a grid, traps are important to place, luck is a very important factor |
PS4 | Utawarerumono: Mask of Deception | 2015 | Aquaplus | See Vita |
Vita | Utawarerumono: Mask of Deception | 2017 | Aquaplus | First localized title in the series, an SRPG/visual novel mix that requires no knowledge of the game that came before it; adding combos to an attack can change its properties |
PS4 | Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth | 2016 | Aquaplus | See Vita |
Vita | Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth | 2017 | Aquaplus | Direct sequel to Mask of Deception, plays very similar to it; adds co-op attacks, continues the strong localization of its sister title |
PS4 | Utawarerumono: Prelude to the Fallen | 2018 | Aquaplus/Sting | See Vita |
Vita | Utawarerumono: Prelude to the Fallen (DL only) | 2020 | Aquaplus/Sting | A remake of the previously JP-only first game in the series; an SRPG/visual novel hybrid with an emphasis on chaining together attacks with proper timing |
PS4 | Zanki Zero: Last Beginning | 2018 | Spike Chunsoft | A visual novel/survival RPG hybrid with levels awarding skill points, exploration is like a first-person dungeon crawler and combat is real-time; lots of managing deaths |