Rely on Horror, R. Keegan writes: "How many times have I– we, walked the halls of the Closed Spaces? It’s beginning to feel as if we’re all trapped there, just like Naomi and her friends.
If you’re unfamiliar with Corpse Party, you’re missing out. Despite cutesy chibi-style visuals and a cast of students ranging from High School to Elementary age, don’t be fooled. Corpse Party contains some of the most horrific moments I’ve ever experienced in not only video games but films and novels as well."
XBA says: There's plenty of horror content to experience in this remaster of a remaster of a remake.
Neil writes: "The original Corpse Party released in Japan way back in 1996. Some 25 years later though, it's finally made it to Europe, the Americas and, most notably, Xbox."
Gather round the fire and we'll tell the tale of the little RPGmaker game that could. And what it could do was make us laugh, make us cry, and scare the pants off us.
