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Coma 2: Horror Side-Scroller Launches into Eerie Realm

by Ellie Jan 11,2025

Coma 2: Horror Side-Scroller Launches into Eerie Realm

The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters, the chilling sequel to The Coma: Cutting Class, is now available globally on Android! Developed by Devespresso Games and initially released on PC in 2020 by Headup Games, the Android version is brought to you by Star Game.

Returning players will recognize Youngho, Mina's friend and protagonist of the first game. However, this time, Mina takes center stage, facing even more immediate peril. Prepare to delve into rich lore, solve intricate puzzles, and confront Mina's deepest fears.

New to the Series? Here's the Story

Mina Park, a high school student, finds herself trapped in a terrifying nightmare. While studying late at Sehwa High, she awakens to a school transformed into a nightmarish landscape. Walls throb with an ominous darkness, hallways twist and turn in unsettling ways, and a menacing presence—her teacher, Ms. Song—now a horrifying entity known as 'Dark Song,' hunts her relentlessly.

Survival becomes a constant struggle as you navigate the school and its environs. Confrontations with Dark Song trigger intense survival sequences, where quick-time events determine your fate.

Beyond the school walls, the Sehwa district becomes a labyrinth of shadows and strange encounters. You'll gather resources to craft essential supplies, crucial for avoiding permanent injury.

Between desperate scavenging, you'll unravel puzzles, unlock new areas, and piece together clues that reveal the secrets of this nightmarish reality. Stealth, timing, and successful quick-time events are vital to evade Dark Song's relentless pursuit.

Ready to Face Your Fears?

The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters is a visually stunning 2D side-scroller, boasting hand-drawn artwork reminiscent of a comic book, with vibrant colors that enhance the eerie atmosphere. Download it now from the Google Play Store!

Looking for more horror? Check out our review of Carrion, the reverse horror game where you hunt, consume, and evolve!