【ミステリー】推理系ADVについて【まのさば】

To all students: This video is a non-SKB episode. I love mystery adventure games (ADVs), and I basically play any that catch my eye. I love all the numbered "Ace Attorney" games, as well as "Prosecutor's Investigations" and "The Great Ace Attorney," and I also love the "Danganronpa" series. Besides the indie mystery ADV masterpieces I mentioned in the video, I've recently become really into data-filling mysteries like "Obra Dinn." "Welcome to the Guild Expedition!" was incredibly fun for its price. I also tried the live-action "Haru Yukite Retrochika" because Square Enix released a mystery ADV, and while there were parts where I honestly thought "the cutscenes are so long," these are new attempts, an attempt to create a mystery ADV that's "visual" rather than "read," and the game experience itself was very good. I've become much more observant of the detailed acting and every corner, and it was just the right level of difficulty. In the video, I say, "The exploration..." but considering everything, the scene with that creature and that line in Ace Attorney 1 made me think, "I'm really glad there was an exploration part," so I do like exploration. I've even been moved by exploration before. However, I find the fun in "the difficulty of unraveling the mystery," so "difficult exploration" can sometimes be stressful. The order in which to collect the flags can be difficult, some things are quite unpredictable, some games make it seem like "you should explore everything indiscriminately," and there are even things like "you can't get closer to solving the mystery if this person isn't in a good mood, so you have to run a little errand," which is clearly outside the scope of a detective's duties, and I definitely find that "stressful." Among all that, I think Magical Girl Witch Trial is one of the ultimate goals. It's really well done, and it makes you 100% of the time focus on the "mystery." I haven't spoiled anything, so please play it and be moved by how well thought it was done. Planning: Iwanaga Filming: Takeshige Editing: Miki Thumbnail: Moso