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General ratings
Overall: 8 / 10
Gameplay: 8 / 10
Story: 9 / 10
Art/Visuals: 9 / 10
OST: 6 / 10
Content: 6.5 / 10
Better than the first game by far
Overall: 8 / 10
Gameplay: 8 / 10
Story: 9 / 10
Art/Visuals: 9 / 10
OST: 6 / 10
Content: 6.5 / 10
Better than the first game by far
The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters
We come back to Sehwa Institute, this time, playing as Mina Park, who finds out that there are weird things going on in the Institute, and after Youngho felt into a strange coma, she knew that she should investigate what was actually going on...
Another game from The Coma, this time the sequel, which is really different from the first game, now using a different character, with new places to visit and explore, and the next part of the story, where a lot of things change as we play through.
Compared to the first game, it seems like the devs actually heard and learned on what should be changed, making The Coma 2 feel even better, more varied, overall, a greater experience than the first game.
The game feels a lot different from the first one, not only for the art style (Which seems a bit fresher), but the story telling too, which is better, and brings up more interesting stuff and twists in the story, making it even more intriguing.
Something kind of important to clarify, is that the gameplay of this game is way longer than the first game, being approximately 6 hours of pure game, which is really good considering that the first game is around 2 or 4 hours.
Note: Luckily (And when I thought the game was done), The Coma 3: Bloodlines was announced! so if you're interested in the game, it should come out in 2026, I will try to review it after it comes out!
If you liked the first game, you should definitely try out this one! c:
-Siyashu
We come back to Sehwa Institute, this time, playing as Mina Park, who finds out that there are weird things going on in the Institute, and after Youngho felt into a strange coma, she knew that she should investigate what was actually going on...
Another game from The Coma, this time the sequel, which is really different from the first game, now using a different character, with new places to visit and explore, and the next part of the story, where a lot of things change as we play through.
Compared to the first game, it seems like the devs actually heard and learned on what should be changed, making The Coma 2 feel even better, more varied, overall, a greater experience than the first game.
The game feels a lot different from the first one, not only for the art style (Which seems a bit fresher), but the story telling too, which is better, and brings up more interesting stuff and twists in the story, making it even more intriguing.
Something kind of important to clarify, is that the gameplay of this game is way longer than the first game, being approximately 6 hours of pure game, which is really good considering that the first game is around 2 or 4 hours.
Note: Luckily (And when I thought the game was done), The Coma 3: Bloodlines was announced! so if you're interested in the game, it should come out in 2026, I will try to review it after it comes out!
If you liked the first game, you should definitely try out this one! c:
-Siyashu