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極限脱出 9時間9人9の扉

999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors

December 10, 2009

Downloads

Base game (Emulator and real hardware):
  • 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors (Nintendo DS) [Decrypted] (Fast Text Patch) (Recommended) [Direct] [Torrent]
  • 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors (Nintendo DS) [Decrypted] [Direct] [Torrent]
Emulator required to run:
  • melonDS Emulator
    • You don't need an emulator if you already have a Nintendo DS or 3DS.

Guide (recommended)

  • 999 Guide
    • The guide is merely optional, as some people might want to experience the story for themselves. But I recommend using it if you want to experience the story in the best order as possible.

More information

Description

Nine people have been kidnapped by a mysterious person called Zero and are forced to participate in a survival game called the "Nonary Game". Each player has a bracelet numbered 1–9, which they must use to pass through doors numbered 1–9 to reach the exit before 9 hours run out and the ship in which they are in sinks.

Various puzzles must be solved in order to advance through the ship and reach the exit, while uncovering the mysteries behind the Nonary Game.

[From VNDB]

Screenshots

FAQ

How do I run the game on the emulator?

To run the game you just need to open the emulator and open the .nds file.

Why can't I play the port that's available on Steam?

Even though there's a port that's playable and offers voice acting and "better" graphics, the Nintendo DS version is the way it was designed to be played.

If you want you can still buy the game on Steam here (even though this one is a collection of two games), but is recommended to play it after experiencing the original Nintendo DS version.