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Zero Escape 3 Has An Official Title And A Creepy Piece Of Concept Art
Aksys games and Spike Chunsoft have an official title for the next entry in the Zero Escape series, a piece of art, and a release window for the game.
Despite being preceded by a game called Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors and sequel called Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward, the third game in the series will be called Zero Time Dilemma. Aksys announced the game's title on its website and though it dies have a summer 2016 release window for the game, it did not announced a platform. The first two games in the series were handheld-exclusives.
For our review of Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward, head here.
[Source: Aksys Games]
Our Take
Some consistency in the series' naming convention would probably be helpful for fans who discover one entry, and want to explore the rest. Also, Zero Time Dilemma sort of makes it sound like there is nothing wrong happening in the game. There are no Time Dilemmas. I'm sure the title will make more sense when we finally get a chance to play the game next year.
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