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Not many details were given, but the game has entered development and is set for release sometime during summer of next year. A later press release confirmed Zero Escape 3 will be available on 3DS and PS Vita, which isn’t too surprising. Presumably, it will take place directly after the end of the last game. The cryptic press release mentions the necessity of “puzzle solving skills” as well as something called the “Zero Time Dilemma,” which might actually end up being the game’s official title. This aside, no gameplay, trailers, screenshots, or anything resembling promotional material has surfaced. Wait nine days and maybe something will come up.

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So it genuinely saddens me to report that Zero Escape 3 might not happen, according to franchise director Kotaro Uchikoshi.

Recently, Uchikoshi created a Twitter account for the purpose of communicating with his English-speaking fans. His first tweets were on the topic of Zero Escape 3, and were less than positive.

A lot of budget is needed to make ZE series. We have to persuade the managers in order to obtain it.

— Kotaro Uchikoshi Eng (@Uchikoshi_Eng) February 13, 2014

The managers know that ZE series is especially valued by many users outside Japan.

— Kotaro Uchikoshi Eng (@Uchikoshi_Eng) February 13, 2014

But, “in Japan”, 999 and VLR are in the red. They are not selling more than people think.

— Kotaro Uchikoshi Eng (@Uchikoshi_Eng) February 13, 2014

After these posts, numerous users took to social media in the hopes of convincing Uchikoshi to make Zero Escape 3. He’s currently looking into a Kickstarter or Indiegogo for alternative funding.

If the Zero Escape games are as popular overseas as Uchikoshi claims, there’s a good chance they’ll get to end the story of Zero. We’ll post an update if anything changes regarding this story.

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