"Coma 2's Spooky Side-Scroller Unveils the Realm of Dread"

The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters, the follow-up to The Coma: Cutting Class, is now available globally on Android. Developed by Devespresso Games and originally released on PC in 2020 by Headup Games, the Android version is published by Star Game.

Returning players familiar with Youngho, Mina's friend and the protagonist of the first game, will find a new perspective in this sequel. This time, Mina takes center stage, facing immediate and heightened danger. Players will delve into the game's rich lore, solve intricate puzzles, and confront Mina's deepest fears.

New to the Series? Here's the Story

The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters centers around Mina Park, a high school student pulling an all-nighter in the quiet solitude of Sehwa High. However, her study session takes a terrifying turn when she awakens to find the school transformed into a nightmarish landscape.

The familiar walls pulse with an ominous darkness, hallways distort and stretch, and a menacing presence lurks in the shadows: her teacher, Ms. Song, now the horrifying "Dark Song," driven by malevolent forces and determined to hunt Mina down.

This sets the stage for a constant struggle between exploration and survival. Close encounters with Dark Song trigger intense survival sequences, where quick-time events become the sole barrier between Mina and a gruesome end.

Beyond the school walls, the Sehwa district expands into an even more treacherous maze. Players will encounter bizarre characters and must scavenge for resources to craft essential supplies, preventing permanent injuries.

When not desperately searching for survival, players will unravel puzzles, unlock new areas, and piece together clues to uncover the mysteries of this nightmarish reality. Strategic movement, stealth, and successful quick-time events are crucial to evade Dark Song's relentless pursuit.

Ready to Face The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters?

The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters is a captivating 2D side-scrolling horror game, boasting striking visuals that enhance the unsettling atmosphere. Its hand-drawn artwork resembles a comic book, brimming with vibrant colors. Download it now on the Google Play Store.

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