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Corpse Party II: Darkness Distortion (Switch)

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$28.26 $40.95 In stock

Category: Video Games Nintendo Switch

"Ayame Kirishima, Ayame Kirishima, please send them to the hospital."

Hoping to boost her subscriber numbers, streamer Nemu Takahashi convinces her high school classmates Haruka Nanami and Maria Hitsugi to test the urban legend “Ayame’s Mercy” live at an abandoned hospital.

It does not go as planned.

The three friends unwittingly trigger a curse placed on the hospital decades ago and are transported to another, darker realm, home to the vengeful spirit of Ayame Kirishima and countless other horrors. While their classmates back home search for them, Haruka, Maria, and Nemu’s only hope for survival is to evade the malicious spirits haunting Amare Est Vivere Hospital and dispel Ayame’s curse once and for all.

The cult Japanese horror franchise returns with new characters, a new setting, and a terrifying new curse. In this standalone adventure, a colourful cast of high schoolers find themselves trapped in an eerie, abandoned hospital connected to an urban legend called “Ayame’s Mercy,” where they must use stealth and cunning to survive a multitude of gruesome ends.

Combining the Japanese horror aesthetic that made the original a cult classic with immersive adventure gameplay and an updated presentation, Corpse Party II: Darkness Distortion introduces players to a whole new set of horrors that will have them begging for mercy.

Features

  • Get the Party Re-Started - Corpse Party returns with an all-new entry featuring refreshed presentation and additional gameplay depth. It’s the perfect entry point for new players, and features plenty of nods for longtime fans too.
  • Spine-tingling Terror - Sensational storytelling in visual novel format with evocative and terrifying descriptions combined with smothering binaural audio and spine-tingling Japanese voiceover will have players on the edge of their seats.
  • Japanese Horror Elevated - Explore the halls of Amare Est Vivere freely in both first- and third-person, providing new perspectives for players brave enough to take a closer look.
  • Riveting Paranormal Mystery - Told across six chapters, with eight additional scenarios and a plethora of gruesome Wrong Ends, it’s up to you to uncover the horrifying truth behind “Ayame’s Mercy”—if you hope to earn the “true” ending.
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★

Streaming setup with a horror game twist is such a fresh take, and I love how the dialogue choices actually affect who survives. The creepy atmosphere kept me on edge through the whole first chapter.

Timothy ★★★★★

The horror really ramps up once you're controlling characters alone in the hospital corridors—the sound design and lighting make every step tense. It plays smoothly on the Switch in handheld mode, which is how I've been binging it.

Ellie H. ★★★★★

The opening hook about Nemu’s streamer angle really pulls you in, and the story’s darker tone hits just right for a horror fan. I played through the first chapter on Switch and the dialogue feels snappy, keeping the dread building without dragging. Glad I grabbed a physical copy for my collection.