One Angry Gamer "Devespresso Games will launch their Korean horror title on October 19th on Steam. The side-scrolling, Clock Tower-esque game puts players in the role of a student in Korea where you must explore the school and hide from nightmare creatures."
Ms Song is a deadly, fast, and terrifying enemy who seems to be everywhere at once. She will chase you. She’ll cut you. If you can stay calm, though, you just might finish your exams in The Coma: Cutting Class.
After playing Devespresso Games’ The Coma: Cutting Class, Bryan reflects on what makes the stalker sim subgenre of survival-horror so compelling.
A powerful antagonist can load a horror game with dread. With the right combination of player endangerment, sound design, character background, and visuals, the player can be taught to fear any sign that their enemy is near. Minho Kim, Creative Director of Devespresso Games, worked hard at all of these elements, turning a smiling schoolteacher into a source of terror in The Coma: Cutting Class.
