The Coma 2 title

The Coma 2 title

 

Devespresso Games and publisher Headup Games are happy to announce that The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters has arrived on two consoles. It is now available on the Nintendo Switch eShop in North America, and Europe, as well as on the PlayStation Store. If you want to play it on your Xbox, worry not, as it is coming to the Xbox One later this year. The game is an award-winning survival-horror adventure priced at $14.99 with a 10% launch discount until June 26th. The title has won the Grand Prix and Best Narrative Awards at the Taipei Game Show Indie Game Award 2020. Here is the console trailer for the game:

 

The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters continues the dark storyline that was started by The Coma: Recut. This time, a new protagonist named Mina Park, a studen of Sehwa High, becomes the focus. She was a side character in the original, but players can still dive into this game even if they haven’t played it. She first realizes things aren’t right when her surroundings have twisted into something much darker. She’ll explore the horrible shadow realm while triyng to elude the persuit of the relentless and psychotic slasher (who looks strangely like her English teacher)! Players will have to be careful with their exploration. Don’t push your luck too far, or bad things may happen to you!

The game has eight skins available as DLCs for $1.99 each. There is also a bundle available that includes the game and DLC items. The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters has support for eleven languages, including English, Korean, French, German, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Ukrainian, Spanish, Thai, Portuguese, and Brazilian Portuguese.

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