Zero Time Dilemma review

The final stretch. Everyone knows that Uchikoshi loves nothing more than non-linear stories, and Zero Time Dilemma might be him taking it to its ultimate conclusion. It feels like Uchikoshi wrote the final part of the Zero Escape series, fed most of it through a woodchipper and then made you scavenge the plot in a random order from the remains. The game lasts for about 20 hours and you’ll spend at…