In this case it works to the game’s benefit, using the Go-Getters' innocent worldview to sugarcoat the darker moments, but without undercutting their severity.
Placing kids in the lead role is usually either a blessing or a curse in games, giving us an all-new perspective on the world but potentially forcing us to endure the whining of immature children. As they try to return home The Go-Getters Club hope to find other survivors, and understand why their coming-of-age school trip resulted in the end of humanity. Yet this familiar setup is a mere prologue, something quickly tossed aside through almost-corny acts of friendship so the game can evolve into a cross-country platforming adventure across Japan. The game may initially feel familiar to fans of Kodaka’s famous franchise when the ‘Go-Getters Club’ - a group of 10 school friends led by Reycho and including the Osakaben-speaking Kansai, the air-headed Pai, and the joyful Vanilla - wake up in an underwater facility and are asked to play a Game of Fate, requiring they complete an unknown task to win. Think Danganronpa, if Danganronpa was a Saturday morning cartoon rather than a murder game filled with psychopaths. World’s End Club was the first game the pair released since forming their own studio, Too Kyo Games, and can best be described as a bizarre but intriguing blend of platforming and death games, starring a cast of prepubescent children way too young to be fixing the world or dealing with cults. Which is a shame, since it’s a rather unique title in their respective careers, and it charts new waters for these cult directors.
#The go getters club Pc#
It’s hard to imagine a collaboration between Zero Escape and Danganronpa creators Kotaro Uchikoshi and Kazutaka Kodaka going under the radar, but an odd release schedule (involving dropping a half-finished experience on Apple Arcade) saw interest in the collaboration buried by the time the game hit PC last month. Check the Best Game You Missed tag to see a new game each day over the break. While it's being taught the error of its ways, we've got a few games we let slip under the radar this year. 2021 is about due to be visited by three thematic ghosts.
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