- Methods: Complete Edition combines all 100 chapters plus DLC from the series
- Experience the game of a cat and mouse between the legion of detectives and criminals
- Use a uncomplicated multiple choice quiz to come up with Whodunnit, Howdunnit and why
Over the past few months, we have impatiently discussed the release of each fresh episode in a series of methods. This bizarre visual novel on detective themes is now collected in one thrilling compilation, so those of you who want to play from beginning to end can jump on iOS (and soon to Android) with the methods: Complete Edition.
By collecting all 100 chapters of a series of methods (plus DLC), you will be able to experience the whole story at once. Ultimate prize is rewarding 100 detectives against 100 champions of criminals, with $ 1 million for detectives and unconditional pardon for criminals. The rates were never higher, and no concentration of misanthropes was denser.
I often compared the methods to Danganronp and for a reason. His characteristic “ugly” artistic style and presentation are suggestive for this iconic series of hits, but the methods are clearly related to the more western style of humor and presentation, which makes it a bit more affordable for the audience.
Madness in the methods
The method of methods is equally affordable. You just have to observe the evidence that you are given, and from there make a choice in the quiz, which you think happened and how. All this is relatively uncomplicated, but effective in drawing your own conclusions.
Part of the appeal is also the variety of detectives you encounter. With each of the 100 chapters focusing on a fresh person, you will have the opportunity to discover them, their quirks and their abilities. So if you hesitated from jumping into a series of methods, maybe it’s time to immerse yourself?
Meanwhile, if after completing the methods you are hungry for more stories, why not immerse yourself in another? What’s comical, Mutazione is another impressions from the point of view and click, which simply hit the mobile device. So why not check in in our application army and see what they thought about it?
