The third game mode is also referred to as “Case 3.” It features a mystery surrounding the victim’s kidnapping. The player must solve the mystery and track down the perpetrator. Exploring the world at any time is helpful when no murders have occurred. Talk to other characters for more information and additional skills to be unlocked. Players need to search for evidence and gather witness statements before moving to the Class Trails stage, which is considered a time waster by victims' loved ones. In the most intense Class Trails mode, all the kidnapped people have to fight each other. Players must also protect their evidence and any informant who has the clearest evidence — even if it's a murderer, killer or not. The public will vote someone as the killer and execute them in an extremely brutal way.

The player's main objective is to find the killer, avoid being considered a likely suspect or death, while also unraveling the mystery of who MonokumaBear mastermind is. Subsequent investigations yield newly learned skills and essential supplies. Unlocking new skills brings additional advantages in criminal and martial situations. Making friends or solving more cases gives players access to special skills exclusive to the protagonist. A Report Card is a card that contains a character's physical appearance, personal information and skills. This can be a useful tool for players, since it avoids confusing and unnecessary information.

The game's graphics combine 2D and 3D elements to create an anime-style appearance. Additionally, the game's visuals contain gore, violent scenes players need to mentally prepare for and references to the surrounding space with 2D and 3D graphics. All of the characters' voiceovers are performed by professional Japanese voice actors. Additionally, the music in the game constantly changes to push the player's emotional state further and further. This is done to help improve the player's gaming experience, as it sounds very carefully invested when each character has their own voiceover.

Many Visual Novel games feature a love-themed plot and are popular with both genders. They're typically part of a larger genre of games that also include dating sims and romance RPGs. The murder mystery game Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc blew new life into the Visual Novel genre by incorporating elements of adventure. When playing this game, you’ll engage in a blend of fantasy with investigation as you explore the game world.

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc's plot is mysterious and scary, but also romantic. A school called Hope Peak has admitted a normal high school boy named Makoto Naegi as a new student. When Naegi entered the academy, he became the Super High School Luckster. However, he fainted when everything around him quickly darkened. A polar bear Monokuma appeared in the classroom when a student woke up. He explained to his classmates that he appeared as an easy-to-love cuddly animal for his public appearance but in truth was planning on killing someone. Monokuma needed to escape from the only way he could, which was to kill another student. Neagi and his friends need to find a way out of the murderous school. They need to fight back and stay alive.

This visual novel series Ace Attorney shares similar gameplay with the game you played. I think Danganronpa has a faster pace than that game. The two different modes in Danganronpa are School Life and Class Trials. By engaging with other characters through quests and exploring the school, players in School Life mode complete their goals. Meanwhile, Class Trials players must solve a murder mystery with the help of friends. From the first person, you play Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc in open space like a schoolroom or playground. These areas allow players to explore the story from the perspective of a character. You can also access other areas such as the school’s classroom or administration offices. To finish this game, you need to interact with other characters. You have to talk to students, spend time with them and give them gifts to learn about them. After that, you need to search the school for clues about the culprit. This is because most of the game's solution and key lie in dialogue with characters. In Class Trials mode, players collect testimonies and evidence to help figure out a mystery. One way that players unlock this mode is by interacting with other characters in a romantic way. Doing this allows the player to recall large amounts of information regarding their interactions with said character. A diary feature within the game allows players to record all the information that they collect. You can earn Monokuma Coins by interacting with characters during the storyline. These coins can be used to purchase items in a school store capsule.

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc runs on the PC version's mechanics. However, the game features mobile-friendly features taken from the original release. Players just need to tap the screen a few times to move the conversation forward.

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc features 2D art with design that matches the game's setting and characters. The game's colors aren't too distracting, although many players did complain about the audio. Many people believe sound is an important aspect of Visual Novel games due to the many conversations contained in the game. However, Danganronpa's English voice changed so much that it made the story uninteresting. Additionally, the music in the game is believed to be one of the reasons why Danganronpa is considered a bad Visual Novel.alvaged a bit, helping the game become more emotional.