Spike Chunsoft’s gleefully, psychopathically self aware visual novel series, DanganRonpa, has been a pretty big success as far as visual novels go. Apparently, that extends to the series’ showings on PC too, where DanganRonpa 1+2 have collectively sold over 200,000 copies since their launch.

That’s a lot of despair—and to add to it all, Spike Chunsoft has announced that it will also be adding DanganRonpa V3, the hugely divisive third entry in the series, will be added to the bundle containing the first two games on PC as well. For $90, you can now get all three games on PC (which saves you some $10 from if you were trying to buy them all separately).

I can’t recommend the DanganRonpa series enough, especially if you haven’t looked into it already. The three games are available, in addition to PC, on PS Vita and PS4 as well. Make sure to play them all, preferably in order.

DanganRonpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, the PlayStation Vita exclusive (excellent) visual novel, has already been confirmed to be making an appearance on PC via a Steam release. And now, its excellent (and better) sequel, DanganRonpa 2: Goodbye Despair will also be getting a PC release soon- Japanese publisher Spike Chunsoft have confirmed that they plan on releasing DanganRonpa 2 on Steam as well.

This is already good news for PC players, as there is a massive fanbase for Japanese games and for visual novels on Steam, and DanganRonpa is both. But Spike Chunsoft isn’t going to stop just here- the company has confirmed that this is only just the start of its PC support, and that more of its games will be coming to Steam eventually.

That just makes me giddy. What other games could make the jump? The Zero Escape series? Mystery Dungeon? The upcoming DanganRonpa 3? Don’t hold back, Spike, don’t hold back at all.

Last year, NIS America released DanganRonpa as well as its sequel, DanganRonpa 2, exclusively for the PlayStation Vita. By all accounts, these were niche games that should have, at best, garnered a cult following, and then sunk without a trace- they were visual novel games (a genre that has traditionally been unpopular in the west), anime styled (at a time when more and more games are adopting the western aesthetic), and exclusive to the PlayStation Vita (a platform that is dead, and has no retailer support in the west).

Instead, they went on to become unexpected critical and yes, commercial successes- today, NISA announced that the combined sales of the games in the west are now at 200,000 units.

“Combined sales of the first two Danganronpa titles – Trigger Happy Havoc and Goodbye Despair – now total more than 200,000 across Europe and the US,” NISA told MCV.

“That’s just on PS Vita – it’s quite an impressive number.”

It definitely is, and it warms my heart to see these games being successful. Both titles (the second more than the first, but the first was great too) are the most compelling game experiences I have had in a very long time.

The future bodes well for DanganRonpa in the west too- the action game spin off based on the series, Another Episode, will be launching exclusively on the PS Vita later this year. In Japan, developers Spike Chunsoft have already begun work on a proper DanganRonpa 3.

May it be every bit as amazing as the other games in this franchise have been so far.