The Nonary Game - Game Information

The Nonary Game
	Developer(s):	Chunsoft / Spike Chunsoft
	Publisher(s):	Japan & World Wide: Spike Chunsoft North America & Europe: Aksys Games
	Release Dates:	PC (Windows Steam) World Wide: 24 March 2017 PlayStation 4 North America: 24 March 2017 Europe: 24 March 2017 Japan: 13 April 2017 PlayStation Vita / PlayStation TV North America: 24 March 2017 Japan: 13 April 2017 Europe: 15 December 2017 PC (Windows Xbox app), Xbox One, Series X|S World Wide: 22 March 2022
	Series:	Zero Escape
	Relations:	Bundle content: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors Virtue's Last Reward

General Information

"Zero Escape: The Nonary Games" is a bundle containing remastered version of "Zero Escape: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors" and "Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward". The bundle released for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita / PlayStation TV and PC on Steam.

At 24 March 2017, all version of the bundle released simultaneously in North America. In Japan, the PC version released at 24 March 2017 and PlayStation 4 & PlayStation Vita / PlayStation TV version released at 13 April 2017. In Europe, the PC & PlayStation 4 version released in 24 March 2017 & PlayStation Vita / PlayStation TV version released at 15 December 2017. At 22 March 2022, Xbox version was released by Spike Chunsoft, amking it playable at Xbox One, Series S & Series X consoles, and Windows 10 & 11 PCs through the Xbox app.

Additions and Changes

• All versions of The Nonary Games bundle 999 and VLR, whether it be on a download, disc or cartridge -- individual releases are non-existent.
• All versions of The Nonary Games feature English and Japanese dual audio for both games, an improvement over the first European releases of VLR missing one dub. Only English and Japanese dubs and text are supported.
• Both games feature individually adjusting the volume of (or disabling entirely) voices, sound effects and background music. If the player chooses to disable voices, in both games, there are no voice beeps outside of escape rooms, with the exception of Sigma in VLR.
• Both games feature menus with button prompts catered to each system. For example, only PlayStation buttons exist in the PlayStation Vita and PlayStation 4 versions. The PC version allows for generic keyboard and mouse buttons, generic gamepad buttons, or PlayStation buttons.
• Both games feature a "skip text" function in the options which allows returning players to fast-forward segments, even on a first playthrough.
• Both games feature trophies/achievements with a shared list.
• Both games feature 30 save slots for each game, an improvement over the one save slot in 999 DS and the 1 or 3 save slots in VLR.

Gallery

Box Art - Japan

Box Art - North America & Europe

Guide List

The Nonary Games
Generals	Game Information
Guide	Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors | Virtue's Last Reward

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