Earlier in the year, Heavy Rain asked you how far would you go to save someone you love. Late in the year, Aksys Games and Chunsoft asked a question that wasn't exactly the same with 9 Hours, 9 Persons, 9 Doors. They asked, "how far will you go to keep yourself alive?" Stuck on a cruise ship with a time limit and an explosive implanted in you, can you do everything that's needed to keep yourself alive?
Blending reading with pointing and clicking sounds like it's a recipe for failure when it comes to making a game for western audiences, but when you pepper in murder, mystery, and a boatload of mind-bending puzzles, it makes things a bit more interesting. Such is the case of Aksys Games' latest release for the Nintendo DS, "Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors," where you have to use your brain to escape a madman's sinking ship.
More wacky Japanese goodness, from the people who brought you Agarest Wars, BlazBlue and Castle of Shikigami.
The concept remind me of CUBE ( the first ) Why not ? titles like that or ghost trick arewhat make the ds library unattackable
I loved his game and i'm glad to see rpgfan gave it an editor choice award !!