The Coma 2B: Catacomb

A little bit short and linear. It feels more like a DLC for The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters than a standalone game. The story is fine, though. It’s nice to finally learn more about what happened to the main protagonist, so I have no complaints there. The gameplay is also pretty much what you’d expect from Vicious Sisters. Since this feels more like a DLC, there isn’t much that feels particularly new or different. The puzzles are less complicated, but somehow more annoying, though I guess that depends on your taste. P.S. I still love the game. My only real downside is the contrast between Hwarang Yu-gyom Han’s legendary reputation and how ridiculously stupid he can be in this game.

starts slow but i ended up enjoying it, just not as much as the 'The Coma 2'

It's alright, not as good as the first two games, but still decent.

Man, I'm so glad the map now changes when you encounter a blocked exit or entry so it updates every time in all zones. So, the sequel to The coma: recut, continues here with a longer intro, smoother animations, more gameplay mechanics, a better map layout and realistic hiding (now you will see nearly black pitch when hiding but you can clearly listen when chasers are near). There are so many cool and interesting concepts in the game, I would recommend this game if you enjoyed the previous ones and to play those first before this one so you see the improvements the dev team has made. Also very nice partial Korean VA. My only issue is the limited 4 save slots (please increase them to 8). Btw, the noteman is the GOAT.

Игра-длц ко второй части с пляжным эпизодом и симулятором свиданий, закрывающая вопросы по тому, чем был занят наш ГГ между первой и второй частью (ходил на свидания и на пляж), соответственно ничего особо нового не привносит в игру, но как часть общей истории крайне желательна к прохождению, плюс расширяет вселенную игры. Качество рисовки на голову выше первой, саунддизайн на высоте.

After really enjoying both previous games, I was looking forward to this little side story, and thankfully it didn't disappoint. If you're familiar with the series, you'll feel right at home here because the gameplay is pretty much identical. There's not much in terms of new mechanics, but honestly, I didn't really mind. We do get a few new characters and locations, and my favorite part was seeing the lore of this universe continue to grow. I love how all these games connect with each other. One of the coolest things about this one is that its story runs parallel to [i]The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters[/i]. It's a fun idea, and seeing familiar events from a different perspective kept me interested the whole way through. That said, I definitely wouldn't recommend starting the series here. Newcomers will probably spend most of the game wondering what on earth is happening, so playing the previous entries first is almost essential, trust me! The game isn't very long or particularly difficult, but there are a handful of collectibles to find and even a couple of different routes you can choose near the beginning, which adds a little replay value. My biggest disappointment was the English l…