Review: World's End Club Has a Puzzling Lack of Puzzles

I went into World's End Club knowing how well-received Kazutaka Kodaka's Danganronpa series has been. With so many loyal fans hungry for more, surely there is magic in this writer's fingertips. And the premise echoed one of my favourite Japanese stories; a group of kids on a class trip suddenly pitted against one another in a game of survival. If I was going to sink a week's worth of my gaming time into something new, a Japanese action puzzle game sounded like the perfect way to avoid my MMOs.