Not to be confused with the ingame combat simulator, except maybe

SF units have so much shit that comes with them, but here's an overview of it all.

Or Connection. WHATEVER.

After the horror show that's Chapter 9 Night, what could 10 Night be? Even more Manticore death stacks? Infinitely harder maps with a puzzle attached to them? Judge fight featuring Red Golyats? Nah, none of that. 10 Night is actually a lot easier than 9 Night, thankfully. The maps are a lot simpler, but have some of the puzzle-like mechanics that require some thinking to get through. 

Good news! There's an easy mode now! Bad news! EX mode is tougher than ever!

Hey. Hey, wake up. It's time. Isomer's here, and knock knock, it's also time for the game's difficulty to actually start going up a fair bit. Well, in the case of EX (hard mode), anyway. Thankfully, they learned from CT that maybe ramping the difficulty up a lot causes people to not clear events. For Isomer, they decided to make a higher difficulty that gives players extra rewards, while having a normal difficulty for less masochistic players who would just like to see the story without too much effort. Doesn't mean it'll roll over and die, it's not journalist mode. So, let's cover the new stuff featured in Isomer!