Corpse Party: Book of Shadows Is Headed To iOS Devices In Japan

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Corpse Party: Book of Shadows is headed to iOS devices in Japan later this month, publisher 5pb announced this morning.

 

All seven episodes of Book of Shadows—each one featuring a different protagonist—will be available to iOS players, but 5pb have yet to announce a price for the game. The original Corpse Party is available on iTunes for 2,200 yen.


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