Corpse Party: Blood Covered …Repeated Fear will launch for 3DS in Japan on July 30 for 5,800 yen, 5pb. announced.
The Corpse Party series is one with a massive cast. Considering the original game, sequels and spin-offs, there are lots of characters people might want to root for. However, there is one person who can often stand out: Yoshiki Kishinuma. This member of the supporting cast has the distinction of being a survivor and recurring hero who starts out as just another person, but goes on to become one of the most important and prominent people there. As a result, people might find themselves constantly rooting for him and realizing all the good he does.
Corpse Party really shines in way it utilizes its visual and audio cues to deliver a gruesome tale.
Corpse Party is quite a game. This is a title that’s gone from an adventure game Makoto Kedouin made in 1996 with the very first RPG Maker game to something that’s been remade, updated and posted to handhelds, consoles and smartphones. And not just in Japan. This is a game that’s been released worldwide.
