A cult classic from the PS Vita turns 10 today, but might not see the light of day again in a console generation that’s less weird, messy, and experimental | Gaming

A word of caution: this game contains a depiction of sexual assault and makes frequent references to child abuse, and so this article also touches on those topics. Take care of yourself, and please don’t read this if you don’t wish to.

Danganronpa was one of my lockdown comfort games of choice, and I’ve spent the years since accumulating a painstaking understanding of the expanded universe that surrounds this trilogy of murder mystery visual novels. I’ve watched the complete anime, read tie-in novels and all the manga that’s been translated into English (I even started learning Japanese because the non-translated manga looks even better and it might actually be quicker than waiting for it all to come out); and I’ve even played all the way through the deeply weird…