Corpse Party: Book of Shadows Creeps To North America This Winter

Xseed will be releasing Corpse Party: Book of Shadows, the sequel to the first Corpse Party game, this winter for the PSP. A European release will follow at a later point in time, and you can watch the game’s first trailer below:

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Corpse Party: Book of Shadows is comprised of eight chapters, each with its own story. Some of these are connected to the previous game, while others are “What If?” chapters. The game’s final chapter, Blood Drive, is a direct sequel, focusing on two of the survivors from the first Corpse Party.

 

Corpse Party: Book of Shadows will be released as a download title for PSP. Also, starting tomorrow, the original Corpse Party will be available for $9.99 until November 6th.

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