Hey everyone, more great news as The Shell Part II is now available! This name might confuse you at first, but this is none other than the second game in the Kara-no-Shoujo series! That’s right, Shiravune has worked with Innocent Grey once again to provide the exciting second part of this story. More of the twists and turns of multiple endings, full Japanese voice acting and fully remastered HD assets await. In case you haven’t been made aware this HD Kara-no-Shoujo has actually been out since June of last year with the first entry: The Shell Part I: Inferno. Synopsis and such will be listed below, and you can grab the anticipated second part for $19.99 during a 20% launch week discount on Steam. As always, feel free to let us know what you think of the game below!
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🥚The Shell Part II: Purgatorio OUT NOW!🥚
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The second installment of The Shell trilogy is here! Detective Reiji Tokisaka is back and comes face to face with an enigmatic case spanning decades, if not centuries…Grab it now on Steam for 20% OFF!➡https://t.co/U7dguwZxHY pic.twitter.com/z0uAWITBjO
— Shiravune (@shiravune) April 19, 2024
So what’s this second part of the story about?
In the years before Japan went to war and the world went to hell, amidst the deep snows of the mountainous north, there was a small hamlet known as Hitogata where, by ancient custom, the residents were prone to worship clay dolls. One night, during their festival, a woman was murdered, and the people came to speak of this as their god’s curse—divine retribution for trying to take the power of their god into their own hands.
December 1957.
It’s been nearly two years since Toko Kuchiki was kidnapped from her hospital room.
Reiji Tokisaka’s little sister Yukari saves a man from suicide—but that man is a victim of the curse’s return…
Reiji steps in to sever a cycle of obsession that has persisted since before the war—but still struggles with his own obsession with Toko.
Meanwhile, a cult rises from the ashes after six years of silence—but what are they planning?
Curses may be the devices of the gods, but it’s always human hands that carry their knives.
