Death Note Killer Within review: Just as planned, more or less
In the realm of video games based on anime and manga licenses, it’s delightful when something unconventional emerges. Typically, arena fighters are the norm, particularly for titles under the Shonen Jump banner. However, it feels odd to witness series like Death Note, which revolves around bored demons observing life-or-death logic duels among humans, being transformed into fighting systems. The main character is an ordinary individual with a magical notebook; his arms are too short for him to box with Goku. That’s why Death Note Killer Within stands out. This game appeared unexpectedly, and it shares similarities with social deduction games like Among Us at first glance. Despite some significant flaws, it establishes a strong basis for something more intricate in the future.