The Coma 2B: Catacomb

Writing a review for the PS5 version of this game. Everything was going fine until I reached the final battle or last puzzle. The puzzle was moving so quickly that I couldn't beat it. I DO NOT RECOMMEND PLAYING THIS GAME ON PS5!

So I played the first half of the game before the update, and while the intro was kind of long it didn't really bother me. Some enemies were tough (The Butcher, but I believe in the update they made him easier.) Now in the second half, I had a much better and easier time. I wasn't being chased constantly, I didn't really lose stamina quickly, and had a good amount of time to solve puzzles without disruptions. I know people had a tough time with the boss battle at the end but thankfully I had no problems at all, and I believe that was due to the update. I enjoyed reading the lore and seeing what Youngho was up to while Mina was trying to save him. I will say though some of the translation is not good and made no sense but it wasn't so bad that you couldn't understand what was going on story wise (Some small errors I caught were like, "I knows you're here". Grammatical mistakes like that). But I will say you'll need a guide to get some of the puzzles if you play in English because the puzzles made no sense sometimes or you had to avoid a character in order to read some of the numbers and that wasn't easy. If you like the series, I say play this one.

The Coma series by Devespresso Games is a masterclass in indie-2D hand-drawn survival horror. Closer in play style to Clock Tower with a core game thread of sneaking, hiding, running, and solving puzzles to unravel a nut-bag story. Is nut bag hyphenated? 
Anyway, I played the entire series back-to-back because I have too much time and have a love for all things Korean culture and nut-baggary. The original is The Coma: Cutting Class (later re-released as The Coma: Recut), followed by a sequel, The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters, and a companion to the sequel called The Coma 2b: Catacombs. Coma 3: Bloodlines was released earlier this year. 
Devespresso Games does a great job on building on each game and adding much-needed elements to gameplay or fixes. While the first entry starts out slow, eventually the developers introduced resource management, minor crafting, and better health and stamina systems to the later games. I am unsure if there is any juice left to squeeze from this series, but the adventure was worth it. The Coma 2b: Catacombs is a “companion” of sorts to Coma 2: Vicious Sisters. What has little Youngho been doing while his friend Mina clumsily stumbles away from monsters…

Full Game Walkthrough : https://youtu.be/Y2aLIP5jeUc

not as good as The Coma 2 but still fine, wish some of the enemy spawns where a bit better but its not hte end of the world. 7/10

i`m a big fan of the two previous games, but this.. god, how terrible it plays. i love the concept, but that`s the only thing I love in this game, idk. it feels like devs padded the playtime as much as possible, and it completely ruined the whole game