There are several menus, all of which are accessible using the D-pad: check the healing items in your backpack, look at the collectible notes you pick up, etc. There is a handy-dandy tutorial every time a new technique is introduced for example, you can press the right trigger to run, but you do have a stamina bar, and if Mina runs out of stamina you will be very slow and useless for several seconds while she catches her breath. The controls in this game feel really smooth. There’s ALWAYS a ritual… amirite?! She’s not wrong… Still, get your run-button ready because you really don’t want evil Ms. He may be devoid of colour, but at least he’s not trying to kill me. So thankfully, it’s not all doom-and-gloom. Helpful spirits, and other people like Mina who exist in the coma to make sure the baddies don’t escape into the real world. The coma isn’t all bad though, other sentient beings exist here as well. Uh, no thanks! I think I’ll start skipping school from now on. Song is now a freaky, bloodstained, tentacle-haired, sharp-toothed demon with a penchant for violence! And she’d really like to use that violence on Mina. Nasty black tentacles are now growing everywhere, bodies are falling from the roof and clawing at your ankles from under chairs… But the biggest difference is that your beloved teacher Ms.
When Mina wakes up, the world is a little bit different. They mention a ritual, and the blood moon, and necessary sacrifices. While Mina is passed out, you (the player) are privy to the brief chat of some very shadowy, yet somehow vaguely familiar, people. WHOOPS! More like, HUGE MISTAKE! The storage room is covered in weird tentacles, and you get knocked out. Mina is the last one to leave… but what’s this down the dark hallway? Why is Seho still here? OF COURSE Mina had better go check it out, right? Nothing bad ever happened from checking out a spooky, usually locked, storage room when it’s completely dark and you’re the only one still at school and it’s after 10pm! Right?! So it’s 10pm and school is finally over, which is a totally normal everyday occurrence. (Seriously, look at this screenshot): I think North American children would revolt if school ended at 10pm. The regular school finishes up, and now it’s time for… MORE SCHOOL. Our story starts with Mina in school Mina is a normal high schooler: chatting with friends, having boy troubles, getting a grade that isn’t perfect and feeling super bad about it. …Suddenly you aren’t just innocently learning English anymore, but rather RUNNING FOR YOUR LIFE! Such a beautiful model they got for her! When Your Teacher Isn’t Who You Think She Is… Some cool artwork collectibles are what Mina would look like in real life. Mina is a studious and high achieving high school student who manages to be in the wrong place at the wrong time and run amok of some supernatural spooks. The Coma 2 is a 2D Korean survival horror adventure game that puts you into the shoes of Mina Park.
If I think about the horror genre off the top of my head – keeping in mind that I am a horror-movie wuss – North America seems to really like to go for more of a gore and murder kind of horror… which I don’t really like.īut over in Asia, they really have a corner on the market of spooky paranormal horror (which I DO like a lot!). There is just something about horror from Asia that really hits maximum spook factor. Horror! COMA! If you didn’t like singing that, we could always sing this coffee commercial jingle! Who’s with me?
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Review code used, with many thanks to Brown Betty When I Say Horror, You Say: COMA! Developer|Publisher: Devespresso | Headup Games
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