The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters Reviews
As much as I like the world and story of The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters, as well as most of the gameplay, I can’t overlook how much it felt like the game was being padded with fetch quests and picky event triggers. I lasted eight hours on the first go, but had to keep taking breaks every 30-40 minutes or so because I could only do so much backtracking or scanning of every wall in every room for hints before needing to do something, anything else. For those with a higher tolerance for it, the $15 asking price (or about $23 for a deluxe bundle with the artbook, soundtrack and two DLC costumes) should be well worth it. After all, someone needs to help Mina out so she doesn’t have to settle for a disappointing B on her exams. Yes, really.
The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters kept me on my toes. For a game whose genre I’m not particularly fond of at all, and yet provided me with an immersive and atmospheric experience that I genuinely enjoyed, I have to give it the utmost respect.
An atmospheric adventure, The Coma 2 has enough puzzles and personality to keep horror fans going until Halloween. While it succeeds in gameplay, it’s story is pretty simple, and it gets repetitive by the end of it’s six hour campaign.
The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters will delight lovers of the horror genre who enjoy exploring scenarios in constant tension and desire a certain plot depth. Without a doubt recommended if you want a short but intense experience.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
One part Corpse Party, one part Limbo, The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters is an indie gem no fan of the horror genre should miss.
Korean horror at its finest, few annoyances aside this is to die for
It is a survival adventure which combines harmoniously all of the necessary elements. Fear, anxiety, collecting supplies, inventory management, exploration and stealth. If you like thrillers, Coma 2: Vicious Sisters is a game you must definitely add to your collection.
Review in Greek | Read full review
If you like good fantasy and horror stories, if you like survival horror, if you like games with manga aesthetics, if you like intense experiences ... this is your game.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Unfortunately, I went into The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters with an idea of what to expect. I already know some of what the game would have to offer having spent dozens of hours in its predecessor title. It’s a beautiful little piece of Korean horror that you SHOULD absolutely try whether or not you like survival horror titles.
This survival horror puts you in a horror anime. The game mechanics work just fine and the 2D art gives it a pretty spiffy look. The AI might push a regular gamer away due to the difficulty.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
The survival horror adventure sub-genre hasn't had too many entries in it on Switch, but given the overall lack of horror games on the system I know many people have been tempted by them...