GP: "Recently it seems that publishers have taken more and more risks with the games they bring out to the market. One big reason for that is now the digital download market is a relatively safe bet. It's easy enough to have a game up for download and let people discover it. It may be due to these digital marketplaces that we now see Xseed Games publishing Corpse Party. If this game had been out in the 90s we probably never would have seen it here in America. So, obviously it's a niche game but what's it even about? Is it a game that can break out of its small audience and grab more mainstream gamers?"
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.
