GAME INFORMATION | |
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Game Name | Corpse Party |
Scene Release | Corpse_Party_USA_PSN_PSP-PLAYASiA |
Region | USA |
Console | PlayStation Portable |
Game Release | 2011-11-23 |
Genre | Visual Novel |
Publisher | XSEED Games |
Languages | English |
Image Format | ISO |
Game ID | NPUH-10117 |
Downloads | 30,728 |
Users Score | Rating: / 5. Votes: No votes so far |
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Description:
Corpse Party is a Visual Novel video game published by XSEED Games released on November 23rd, 2011 for the PlayStation Portable.
Review by Wolfzen:
XSEED’s Corpse Party, also known as ‘Corpse Party Blood Covered Repeated Fear’, is an exhilarating mix of what would happen if you threw a group of normal high school students, an old legend of a death-ridden preceding school, and an evil vengeance, and mashed them into one gory, mushy mess.
Trust me, it’s awesome. The length of the entire game play, for me at least, was around 25-40 hours. This counted when getting all the endings. There is also a spin-off known as ‘Corpse Party Book of Shadows’.
If you’re a horror and/or tragedy lover such as I, you should definitely play this game. If you are sensitive to it, however, you may wish to steer clear. I still recommend it to easily-scared people because of its heart-pounding plot. I’d play it for just the story, in fact. That’s how in-depth it is.
The beginning protagonists are Satoshi and Yuka Mochida, Naomi Nakashima, Seiko Shinohara, Ayumi Shinozaki, Yoshiki Kishinuma, Sakutaro Morishige, Mayu Suzumoto, and their assistant teacher, Yui Shishido. Later on, another character in a different school, Yuuya Kizami, joins them. When the curse strikes, they end up all in the same building.
You see first hand how a high school student would react to a dead body. That’s one of the most tragic and chilling things; how, as time passes, the sight of a dead body means less and less to them.
Although the simple RPG style may be disagreeable to some at first as it’s limited to only the directional keys, the intense narration and plot makes it worth it. There are some chase scenes where this may be difficult to escape, especially since there is no ‘run’ option. The full Japanese voice acting is top notch, one of the best I’ve ever experienced. It has directional sound, as in echoing once in your left ear and then jumping to your right. It makes for an even better experience, of course.
You see first hand how a high school student would react to a dead body. That’s one of the most tragic and chilling things; how, as time passes, the sight of a dead body means less and less to them.
Although the simple RPG style may be disagreeable to some at first as it’s limited to only the directional keys, the intense narration and plot makes it worth it. There are some chase scenes where this may be difficult to escape, especially since there is no ‘run’ option. The full Japanese voice acting is top notch, one of the best I’ve ever experienced. It has directional sound, as in echoing once in your left ear and then jumping to your right. It makes for an even better experience, of course.
In this cage of malevolence, you can only rely on your intuition and logic. Never second guess how important doing something is, as that may result in a bad end. There are many choices throughout the game which can affect your ending. Even if something seems simple and innocent, you can never trust in appearances. If you avoid doing something, you could die. With one misstep, you could fall into the abyss of insanity.
The dead have written various messages before being consumed by the school. They are cluttering the hallways of the dead school, covering walls and loose leaflets of paper on the floor; read them and they may help you. There are also groups of five Victim Memoirs in every chapter. Below is a helpful tip to those who find them. You may want to ignore this, if you want a clean play through.
There are five chapters, each of them with their own ending. For chapters 1-4, you MUST get the true ending to unlock the next chapter. In Chapter 5, there are a couple of endings that can all be considered as true, but there is only one that is the best. In the rest of the chapters, there are many endings that are all unique, some with CGs. You can view all your endings by going to ‘Options’, then ‘Ending List’ in the main menu. There are also name tags you can collect from the dead bodies littering the school. You can view them by going to ‘Options’ and then ‘Name Tag List’. These make it harder to get 100% completion, and give you something to do.
There are also ‘Extra’ chapters, which you can unlock by clearing certain endings or, I guess, it’d be better to say ‘dying’ a certain way. These preview the protagonists past life before everything became twisted and their lives were ruined. It explains a lot of relationships and also why various things ended that way.
My opinion on this is one word; AMAZING. It’s a complete mix of horror, tragedy and fear. One of the best points in the game is how they integrated the fact that they were slowly losing their mind to the curse. You can get a close up view of what would happen if someone were to be surrounded by death with no way out. It’s a psychological thriller.
What would you do, in a new dimension, facing curses, ghosts, and the undeniable threat of your mind breaking?
Play now to find out….
Play now to find out….
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Since the remake of the first Corpse Party, the first Corpse Party game for the PSP, comes a sequel, Book Of Shadows!
This is probably one of the game series that I have stuck to for a long time, and were actually stalking the releases and such. After playing the Corpse Party : Blood Covered repeated fear, I just had to get the sequel and I made the right decision with purchasing it.
So now, lets head on into the review, not too much spoilers but some spoilers shall be inside this review~! ( ` u `)b
Book Of Shadows has a similar story to Blood Covered, but its a tad bit different. Being created off the Chapter 5 Bad End in the first game where time reversed back to the day they did the charm, with Satoshi knowing about what is going to happen, while the other characters have deja vu and ends up doing the charm all over again and ending up in Heavenly Host.
I call this sequel, “The Answers”, mainly because it touches more of the story and development on characters who weren’t really given a story, shown enough or had some open gaps in their whole “purpose”. Of course they brought back Seiko and Naomi’s chapter making it a whole must for those who are fans of them to purchase the game.
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This time, instead of the whole RPG setup of the game, which was in Corpse Party Blood Covered, Book Of Shadows has a Visual Novel setup with most of the gameplay being text and the option to look around and examine items to progress or increase the characters darkening. Darkening is basically a reverse version of Sanity levels, when increased you start going mad and it can lead to killing others, but its full correct definition is your quest when you get the game! Various wrong ends are made by having a high % of Darkening!
All around, the gameplay is alright, considering its something different, some parts are easy while others are horribly frustrating. If you have played the first PSP game, Blood Covered, you may be able to figure out some of the wrong ends and avoid them. The gameplay isn’t what makes it scary, in my honest opinion. Its more of the audio than anything else.
The audio is no different from the first game, little children EVERYWHERE, Sachiko, the characters’ voice, the memorable OSTs. The audio is something I really love the series for. It really puts you in the game, the creepy little kids seem to be around you outside of the game, it really is the greatest experience. Now it has a feature where you can playback the audio, like a normal visual novel, and upon completion, a little something in the extras where you have all of the characters’ lines and you can save the ones you favor the most in a playlist and listen to them whenever!
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Chapters!! I have a little something to mention with that as well. It seems the chapters may/may not have been in order of its happenings and seems a bit random. One of the chapters focused on one of the character’s past which made a bit of confusion for me. But I really like the fact they gave a whole lot more meaning to the storyline instead of leaving it as “You are trapped in a dimension, people die, souls trap, ghosts chase yo asses”. They made sure those who had to die, e.g Seiko, died and gave an explanation to why she had to die. Some characters who just served as a Misc character now have more of an actual story as some chapters touch up more about them and their demise. I had a few questions as to what happened to some of those characters that had entered the same time but was shown once or twice during the first game. This totally makes up for it. Now, with that being said, I also believe that some deaths weren’t meant to happen, I mean, was Yuka supposed to die? I dont even know, I remember her surviving, definitely not dying!
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Overall Thoughts:
Story: 9.5/10
Audio: 10/10
Gameplay: 8.5/10
Whole game: 10/10
Story: 9.5/10
Audio: 10/10
Gameplay: 8.5/10
Whole game: 10/10