Umineko no Naku Koro ni Rondo of the Witch and Reasoning is a remake of Episodes 1-4 of Umineko no Naku Koro ni. The game features redone art. Umineko no Naku Koro ni is a murder mystery game described as a 'sound novel' by 07th Expansion. A sound novel is similar to a visual novel, though the gameplay requires no player interaction as the game is composed entirely of text dialogues.
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The Ushiromiya family gathers on Rokkenjima for their meeting, presenting the background of the story including the history of the island, family, and Beatrice. Being the introduction of the series, this chapter familiarizes the player with the island's 18 residents (the family itself plus the servants and staff), and gives the implication that one of them is posing as a 19th resident, Beatrice, and carrying out murders. The story is mostly narrated by Battler, and presents the first 'bad end' of the series, since all the island's residents are either killed or labeled as 'missing'./// SPOILER ALERT ///The following describes the truth of what happened behind-the-scenes in Legend of the Golden Witch.Culprit: Sayo Yasuda, dressed mostly throughout the murders as Kanon as she had Shannon 'die' in the first twilight.Accomplices: Genji Ronoue, Chiyo Kumasawa, Terumasa Nanjo, Eva Ushiromiya, Hideyoshi Ushiromiya.Before the murders: Sayo, dressed as Kanon, played the part of Beatrice and gave Maria the letter. As Maria was used to Beatrice 'possessing' servants like Kanon and Shannon, she accepted her as Beatrice. Sayo tempted Eva and Hideyoshi with the gold she inherited from Kinzo to help her in her murder game. Eva and Hideyoshi were not aware that Kanon planed to kill them for real (as seen in how Eva insisted to Battler that the victims had 'makeup scribbled on their faces' instead of blood).The first twilight: Kanon invited Krauss, Rosa, Gohda, Kyrie and Rudolf into the dining hall, where he shot the five of them. With the help of Genji, he moved the corpses into the rose garden storage room and locked them in.
He notified Hideyoshi and Eva to pretend that Shannon's body was there when it actually wasn't, to fake a death for his other persona Shannon. Kanon then checked Natsuhi's room and saw the scorpion charm hanging inside.
To create an idea of a 'witch who cannot touch scorpion charms', he closed the door again and splashed red paint on the door of Natsuhi's room to scare her.' Illusions to illusions. The corpse that cannot return to earth returns to illusions.'
WrightThe second twilight: As Sayo noticed that the probability of Eva and Hideyoshi betraying her was high (from the Natsuhi vs Eva receipt event, even though Sayo told her that Kinzo's death shouldn't be made a fuss out of), she decided to kill them for the second twilight. As Kanon, she knocked on the door of their room, claiming to discuss the next step of the scripted murder. She shot them in the head and inserted the stakes in the bulletholes. She pretended to have stumbled on the guestroom and cut the chain before finding the bodies, creating an effective closed room murder.'
Illusions to illusions. A chain of illusions can only hold back illusions.' WrightThe fourth twilight: Since Kinzo was dead all along, it was not difficult to plant a stake in his head and place his body in the boiler.' Illusions to illusions. Let the man of illusions go to where he belongs.' WrightThe fifth twilight: Kanon ran into the boiler room, pretending to have heard the sound of the culprit.
Sayo then has an internal struggle over whether or not she should continue the murders, represented by 'Kanon' yelling at 'Beatrice' to stop the murders. She decided to go through with it anyway, effectively 'killing' Kanon. Sayo then planted fake blood on her chest and a bloodied stake near it to simulate the death of Kanon. Nanjo, one of her accomplices, pronounced Kanon dead and everyone left the body. This allowed Sayo to move around freely while everyone else was cooped up in Kinzo's study.' Illusions to illusions.
The witch and stake of illusions can pierce naught but illusions.' WrightThe sixth, seventh and eighth twilights: Sayo had one of Maria, Genji, Kumasawa and Nanjo (most likely Genji) plant the letter on the table, leading to Natsuhi sending the four out. Sayo then dressed as Beatrice, and murdered all of them except Maria.
She then called the study and had Maria sing for them. Maria's account was instructed by Sayo, who had a key to the parlor.' Illusions to illusions. Illusions are the blind girls's song.
Illusion of a closed room.' WrightThe ninth twilight: Sayo dressed up as Beatrice, and lured Natsuhi out with a letter that says 'Ushiromiya Natsuhi-sama. Let's settle which of us is more suitable to be the family head. I will be waiting in front of my portrait'. Natsuhi found her and challenged her to a duel, but unbeknownst to Natsuhi her gun had no ammo. Sayo shot first.The tenth twilight: After the cousins came out of the room, Sayo greeted them.
The clock striked twelve, and the bomb killed the five of them remaining.
Japanese series logoThe is produced by the Japanese maker, and are playable on. The games take place on the fictional Japanese island Rokkenjima. The head of a wealthy family named Kinzo Ushiromiya, who lives on and owns Rokkenjima, is near death, and eight of his family members arrive on the island to discuss how Kinzo's assets will be divided once he is dead. Also on the island are three family members who live there, five of Kinzo's servants, and his personal physician at the beginning of the story. After the eight family members arrive, a typhoon traps them on the island and shortly after people start to get mysteriously murdered.Umineko When They Cry is a series of visual novels that requires relatively little player interaction as most of the is composed of reading text which signifies either dialogue between characters or the inner thoughts of the protagonist who the player assumes. The games use intermissions where the player can obtain several tips which allow the player to read various supplementary information that may or may not be useful in solving the mystery.
The series debuted in Japan in August 2007 with, the first in the series of eight games, ending with in December 2010. The first four games share the title Umineko no Naku Koro ni, but the fifth through eighth games have the common title Umineko no Naku Koro ni Chiru. An additional fandisc titled Umineko no Naku Koro ni Tsubasa was released in December 2010, and a second fandisc titled Umineko no Naku Koro ni Hane was released in December 2011, and was the final visual novel game in the series produced by 07th Expansion. 07th Expansion released a titled in December 2010 and an expansion of it titled Ōgon Musōkyoku Cross in December 2011. Released of the eight main games, ports of the first four games, and a port of Ougon Musou Kyoku in 2010 and 2011.