CORPSE PARTY

Reboot of 2013 horror game released on Thursday Digital game distribution platform PLAYISM released the Corpse Party 2: Dead Patient Neues; game in Japan on Thursday. The game is a reboot of GrindHouse's Corpse Party 2: Dead Patient game, and was originally slated for a July release. PLAYISM is streaming a gameplay video for the game. The rebooted version features additions to the story, new images, and runs on the new "KENIX Engine NEUES" engine. GrindHouse released the Corpse Party 2: Dead Patient game in 2013 on the PC as a sequel to Team GrisGris' original Corpse Party games. The game was intended to be released episodically, with the story serialized in game episodes over time. However, GrindHouse only released the game's first episode. The game has also inspired a drama CD. The game's story centers on Ayame Itō, a first year high school student who wakes up from a coma to find herself in a hospital she does not know, with monitoring equipment connected to her b

On the night after the school’s cultural festival, eight students and their teacher gather to say goodbye to a friend that is moving to another school. While it was a fun time of telling scary stories, they decide to perform a ritual that will assure that they are together forever. However, what they don’t realize is that their school is build atop an elementary school where a series of gruesome murders took place many years before. After doing their spell, the groups finds themselves transported to another dimension where they are trapped inside the old elementary school building that is now home to only corpses and vengeful ghosts. Although only a short OVA based on a manga that was based on a video game, Corpse Party is notorious for its gore content. In fact, the blood and guts is so plentiful that is makes up for flat characters and a somewhat flimsy plot. Yet, if you like horror, mystery, and slippery noodle intestines, these anime recommendations might be right up