Master Detective Archives: Rain Code, the newest game from the creator of Danganronpa, Kazutaka Kodaka, and Too Kyo Games, is a mind-bending experience that will challenge even the most seasoned detectives. While collecting evidence in Rain Code is straightforward, the real challenge comes in the game’s signature Mystery Labyrinths. These labyrinths require you to present evidence and counter contradictions in a series of mini-games, all while managing your life bar. Achieving a high ranking at the end of each labyrinth is no easy task, but fear not! Our comprehensive guide provides all the answers you need for Master Detective Archives: Rain Code Chapter 0 — Massacre on the Amaterasu Express. Keep reading for a cheat sheet, but be warned – spoilers lie ahead!
Mystery Labyrinth Basics
Getting lost in the Mystery Labyrinth is virtually impossible. These labyrinths consist of Danganronpa-style mini-games that require logic and the right answers to progress. While there are moments where you must choose a path or answer multiple-choice questions under a time limit, the real challenge lies in the recurring mini-games: Reasoning Death Matches, Shinigami Puzzles, and Deduction Denouement.
Reasoning Death Matches: These are the primary challenges in the Mystery Labyrinths. Your opponent will throw statements at you, which you must dodge through left, right, jumping, or ducking. If you encounter a bright red statement, you may counter it by equipping the correct piece of evidence (known as a “Solution Key”) and slashing it with your sword. Counter one or two statements correctly, and you’ll defeat your opponent and progress.
Shinigami Puzzles: In these puzzles, you must select letters rotating around a Shinigami’s barrel to spell out a key phrase.
God Shinigami Rush: This is a simple action-based mini-game where you must guide the Shinigami through obstacles and defenses set up by the culprit. You’ll also answer questions by selecting the appropriate Solution Key.
Deduction Denouement: In this final part of the Mystery Labyrinth, you must arrange key pieces of evidence in chronological order within the pages of a manga-style comic book to recreate the events of the case.
Now, without further ado, here are the solutions for Master Detective Archives: Rain Code Chapter 0 — Massacre on the Amaterasu Express:
Reasoning Death Match 1
– Round 1: Slash “You’re the only one who could have done the crime!” (No Solution Key needed).
– Round 2: Load the Thoughtography Image Solution Key and slash “And only pretended to drink it!”
Branching Path 1
– Choose Yes when asked, “Is the culprit one of the six on the train?”
Reasoning Death Match 2
– Round 1: Load the Testimonies of Two Detectives Solution Key and slash “You must have had an accomplice.”
– Round 2: Load the Operations Log Solution Key and slash “You secretly stopped the train.”
Branching Path 2
– This choice is irrelevant as the game will force you down the “Played Dead” path to introduce dead ends.
Quiz Time 1
– Answer the following questions correctly to proceed on the mine car:
1. “Who was the last person to die during this incident?” – Answer: The culprit.
2. “Who set fire to the dead culprit?” – Answer: The culprit.
3. “Who was the last person to be burned to death?” – Answer: Zilch.
Reasoning Death Match 3
– Round 1: Load the Zilch’s Corpse Solution Key and slash “And died from immolation.”
– Round 2: Load the Coffee in Dining Car Solution Key and slash “Yeah, it was to knock himself out.”
Crime Scene Re-Creation
– Highlight the Burned Blanket and Cushion to obtain new Solution Keys.
Shinigami Puzzle 1
– Use the Red Herring Solution Key to unlock the locked door.
Quiz Time 2
– Answer the following questions correctly:
1. “Was what Yuma saw through the window actually Zilch?” – Answer: Yes.
2. “Was the burned corpse in Car 1 actually Zilch?” – Answer: No.
3. “Zilch swapped places with the corpse in the infirmary.” – Answer: Before Yuma entered.
Spot Selection 1
– Highlight the bottom of the burnt bed to reveal a new Solution Key.
Reasoning Death Match 4
– Load the Aphex’s Corpse Solution Key and slash “There was no corpse to replace anyway.”
Quiz Time 3
– Answer the question “When moving the body from Car 1 to Car 5, the culprit…” with “Moved through the train.”
Reasoning Death Match 5
– Round 1: Load the Blackout and Shaking Solution Key and slash “No issues occurred during the train’s operation.”
– Round 2: Load the Backup Control System Solution Key and slash “The blackout was just a bad contact.”
Shinigami Puzzle 2
Reasoning Death Match 6
– Load the Route Map Solution Key and slash “There’s no way to shuffle the train cars around.”
Shinigami Puzzle 3
God Shinigami Rush
– Answer 1: Load The Warped Plate Solution Key and respond to “There’s no evidence they ever swapped.”
– Answer 2: Load Bloodstains on the Interior Lock Solution Key and respond to “You have no hard evidence proving that location was the first car!”
Spot Selection 2
– Choose Main Control Room A
Deduction Denouement
– Arrange the images in the following order within the graphic novel:
1. Amaterasu Express
2. Knockout drug
3. Fire extinguisher
4. Knife and cushion
5. Under the bed
6. Blackout
7. Train detachment
8. Attachment to Car 1
9. Car number plate
10. Aphex’s body
11. Who’s the culprit? Zilch!
Phew! Finally done! Remember, this may be just the first Mystery Labyrinth, but it’s one of the more complex ones. The length and complexity of the labyrinths vary throughout the game. Master Detective Archives: Rain Code is now available on Nintendo Switch. Stay tuned for a review from Wccftech this week.
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