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ChäoS;HEAd NoAH was censored with some scenes cut in the English translation so you have to download a patch to get that back.

Yep, just know. For the first game, complete I believe 20 quests before Chapter 9 I think it was. If you don’t do this, you lock yourself out of the True End.

Quests are very simple, and this is insanely unlikely to miss.

Second game, this specifically applies to New Game Plus. After you can do quests, complete the quests before the chapter ends.

Exception is for I believe Chapter 4, where you have to round back to get something and turn it in.

Anyway, completing these opens extra scenes. Which then allows you to access the EX True End.

Very unlikely to miss if you do everything.

Quests are accepted by the camp shop, so you don’t got to look for them. And they are turned in at the camp shop.

Noel the Mortal Fate, nothing of the sort. You just play through.

All new events in Death End ReQuest 2 must be viewed in New Game Plus in order to unlock the EX True End.

The quests are tied to unlocking these, so complete them and the events will appear in the day time.

As for the general premise. Death End ReQuest. It follows how the characters continuously die until they break out of the cycle.

Hence the Death Ends. It is hard to describe without spoiling it. Think of it more as a failed world that is barely surviving due to its resets, and is only narrowly escaping erasure from the skin of their teeth.

A world plagued by bugs, and another lifeform that watches over countless worlds, acting more like dictators. Erasing worlds that are failures, this being towards their utopia.

Have you played Anonymous;Code? The premise sounds similar to how you described Death Ends. The beginning has a tasteless ’joke’ otherwise it is a fairly good game if you are up for trial and error.

Death End ReQuest 2, the more people you save the more scenes you unlock. Though, they do not affect the ending. It is just something extra.

However, there are multiple ends you can get based on if you lose the first round of the final battle or not.

The True End is if you win the first round. The second end is if you lose the first round of the final battle.

@ElijahRyne

Trial and error?

Without a guide there are moments that are difficult to tell what to do to avoid a bad end. Usually it hits you over the head for when you need to make your choice, but sometimes it is so subtle that it is quite easy to miss.

You’re reminding me of Death End ReQuest 1. ?

As I said they sound somewhat similar.

When the game starts off as well. You are shown a Death End. This is a clue for when you reach the part of the game. In short, it is telling you to prepare far ahead of time.

In Anonymous;Code the game starts with a temporary good end then goes into a flashback on how to turn a bad end into a good one. Hard to describe without spoilers.

Now that feels like a slap in the face. ?

Interesting way to do it no doubt.

Slap in the face is a good way to describe the VN, I do recommend it. It is on the shorter side and is more linear.