
High-schooler Ayame awakens from a coma in a seemingly abandoned hospital, strapped to an operating table. It turns out she’s not as alone as she thought, but she’ll come to wish she were. Step into the latest episodic installment in the Corpse Party saga, and try your best to survive treatment...
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Languages: English, Japanese**languages with full audio support
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unplayable. fine for the most part but lots of horrible bugs. big one that turned me off was monsters being stretched spikey scramble of geometry. white flashes when u save hurt the eyes, etc. it feels unfinished like its early early access game
1/10, zero stars
This is one of the (if not the worst) PC ports of a console game I've ever played. The book-standart definition of a lazy job done with zero effort - the game runs ([i]sometimes[/i]) and that's about it. Positives: a) It's Corpse Party II and it's on PC. Negatives: a) The settings are located in a separate .exe which wouldn't be that bad for a 2004/2005 game. Not a 2019 port of a PS Vita game from 2013 b) Whenever you change the language settings, the game crashes on first boot up. The second time you launch it after changing the settings you have 50/50 chances of it either crashing (Error 9, which I'm assuming is locale error) OR the game can launch in the wrong language, ignoring the settings (which is both sad and hilarious) c) The volume settings can be changed only in the .ini file which is...why? Was it that hard to make a slider in config.exe for volume options? d) Sometimes the options that are available in the .ini file and are not available in the .exe can simply disappear, leaving you pondering if the game is possessed by the spirit of a poor japanese programmer who could give a d*mn about porting this piece of ...software e) The girl (main character) took a ♥♥♥♥ three times in an hour of play which's like, I dunno, Corpse Party II: Bowel Movement, I guess? I'm sorry, but both the port and the game are a perfect match. It's the real case of [i]so bad it's good[/i]. [b]Do not buy this unless you know what you're getting into[/b]
Ну... Хочется продолжения... Но видимо уже его никогда не будет...
Good game, short but good. Can't wait for the follow up :3
gutes spiel
The plot was kinda expected... Puzzle/Boss is frustrating... Yeah...
The graphics may look a bit silly but it does its work through the narrative in an awesome way. Just need to use your imagination a bit. Unfortunately there is only one chapter and one extra right now. Hopefully they will come back to this project after they release new Corpse Party in 2026. It is really good written and sound design is on the level many AAA games cannot achieve. Please release the second chapter T_T
Still waiting on the other chapters since 2013
A melhor parte do jogo... é a música dos créditos finais... Dead pacient, dead franchise...
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