Switching to a new character’s perspective in this book, Yuma, who was revealed to exist at the end of the last volume, this one proves to be a bit of tease, leaving more questions unanswered than before. 
 
It follows a very similar structure to the first 2 volumes but condensed into one and told from a new perspective. I like the live RA game, and the solution was both elegant and unexpected. It felt a little repetitive at the start due to the structure, but the games made up for it. It ended with a similar cliffhanger as before, looking forward to finding out the solutions to these mysteries now.