History VideoGame / JojosBizarreAdventureThe7thStandUser

** Johnny shows up in Edfu starting from day 29.

** Foo Fighters is found at Karachi near the Harbor.

* ResetButton: Napalm Death has the unique ability to turn back time. When used, it resets the in-game clock to day 1, but also causes you to lose 30 levels. It also triggers extra dialouges expressing the crusaders confusion over how many times they have left.

* ResetButton: Napalm Death has the unique ability to turn back time. When used, it resets the in-game clock to day 1, but also causes you to lose 30 levels.

** If the protagnist takes on D'Arby in gambling, the Genius Gambler minigame that ensues is styled off of ''Franchise/AceAttorney'', from the the "Hold It" and "Showdown" bubbles, to the title that pops up before you begin. Of course, winning the minigame leads to D'Arby's breakdown.

* {{Hypocrite}}: [[spoiler:Vins' entire motive for trying to kill you is because "you don't belong in this story", when Vins herself is trying to alter fate so that her son can live.]]

* AnAxeToGrind: The stand Joykiller has an axe ''arm'' that causes anything chopped by it to [[MakeThemRot rot]].

** The [[spoiler:Dark End route]]. The good news? [[spoiler:You and all your companions get to live.]] The catch? [[spoiler:All of the innocent civilians DIO would have killed during Part 3's "normal" ending still die in a series of mysterious accidents due in no small part to you using their life energy to power your squad of Ripple warrior clones, with a hint of fate having something worse in store for you in the future.]]

* AdaptationalSuperpowerChange: In canon, Rolling Stones takes the form of a target whose fated to die, and if the target touches it, they'll die peacefully before their fated death. Here, if ''anybody'' touches it, they'll die instantly, and it doesn't have any prediction powers.

* DarkerAndEdgier: To an extent. In the manga and animated adaptations, many enemies were simply "retired" instead of outright killed. [[spoiler:Sanctuary reveals that most of the encountered minions of DIO died from the protagonists battling them. Or perhaps DIO [[YouHaveFailedMe had them killed.]]Most notable are Arabia Fats (who died of thrist after being stranded in the desert) or ZZ (dead of exposure since no-one helped him untie himself, believing him to be an ascetic in training).]]

** Mikitaka appears in Joseph's ending.

** Anasui and Weather Report are sitting at a table in a restaurant in India. In future playthroughs, they can also be seen at the Singapore hotel. Anasui also shows up later in Aswan.

* TheBadGuyWins: [[spoiler:Having high karma will give you the choice to join DIO and fight against your former companions. If you win, the Joestars are dead, and DIO converts you into a vampire and you rule the world for eternity with him.]]

** If your Karma is high enough, you can choose to [[spoiler:betray the Joestars and join DIO in ruling the world. You can also get Polnareff and Kakyoin to betray them too if their FP is high enough. You will be faced against your former companions, and defeating them will result in their deaths, and Holy is guaranteed dead as well]].

* AdaptationalSuperpowerChange: In canon, Rolling Stones takes the form of a target whose fated to die, and if the target touches it, they'll die peacefully before their fated death. Here, if ''anybody'' touches it, that person will die instantly, and it doesn't have any prediction powers.

* {{Hypocrite}}: [[spoiler:Vins' entire motive for trying to kill you is because "you don't belong in this story", when Vins herself is a fan-made character. [[AscendedExtra In this timeline, at least.]]]]
** Rainbow, the fortune teller in Japan, wants to rid the world of Stand users, while she herself is a Stand user. Justified, kinda, in that Rainbow does not know this. [[spoiler:Rainbow is actually on DIO's payroll and Joey Operetta's teammate.]]

* GuideDangIt: The Arabian Mansion: It's a maze full of zombies, and you need to find passwords and keys to eventually escape. Not too bad of an issue, except [[spoiler:Rolling Stone is stalking you throughout!]]
** In addition, a lot of the FP-raising events in the various towns are really counter-intuitive. There's a few that you can see by following the events of the manga (like the policeman who thought Polnareff was littering in Singapore), but this is rare. For instance, there's no indication that ''checking a random bookshelf in Kom Ombo with Joseph'' will trigger an event for him, or that ''walking in front of a specific building in Karachi with Polnareff'' will do the same.

* HellIsThatNoise: Once in Edfu, if you go to the bottom left corner of the map, your character will remark about a noise. The closer you go, the more ear-grating it is. The noise makes you lose SP. Reaching the source of the noise will trigger a battle with a Dio servant.

* In Varanasi, you can choose to have Joseph simply fight the Empress as opposed to the tar barrel trick he uses in canon. However, Joseph will be fighting the Stand on his own.

** Anasui and Weather Report are sitting at a table in a restaurant in India. In future playthroughs, they can also be seen at the Singapore hotel.

** Fugo appears in Cairo.

* [[spoiler:FaceHeelTurn: If your bad karma is high enough, you can actually betray the Joestars and side with Dio. Not to mention if your friendship points are high enough, you can convince Polnareff and Kakyoin to betray the Joestars too.]]
** [[spoiler:You can even take it a step further and [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder betray DIO]].]]

* ManipulativeBitch: [[Sade in the Arabian Mansion]] is a minor example. She claims her Stand forces anybody who sign any contract she writes to fulfill their part of the bargain no matter what, but what she doesn't tell you is that it ''also'' works for verbal promises and on herself. Due to a mix of this trope and ExactWords, [[spoiler:her boyfriend Michael]] is trapped in the level and can't escape [[spoiler:since she promised Micheal that she wouldn't leave her hiding place from the zombies until he finds a way out, meaning he can't find an exit until she leaves]] and causes [[spoiler:her]] death as [[spoiler:zombies find and kill her]].