Headup Games and Devespresso Games have announced that The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters will arrive on Nintendo Switch via the eShop on June 19.
The Korean survival-horror adventure follows protagonist Mina Park as she navigates a nightmarish version of Sehwa High and its surrounding district.
The release brings the game to Switch players with the developer’s signature hand-illustrated visuals and tense stealth gameplay.
Overview and release details
Headup Games and Devespresso Games confirmed the console release date in a publisher PR update, stating the title will launch on June 19 through the Nintendo Switch eShop.
The announcement was accompanied by an overview and trailer showcasing the game’s atmosphere, enemy design, and exploration-focused mechanics.
Narrative and gameplay
In The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters, Mina Park wakes in the dead of night to find her familiar school transformed into a hostile, distorted environment.
She is soon stalked by a slasher who resembles her English teacher and must push beyond school grounds into the surrounding district.
Along the way, Mina encounters strange creatures, mysterious strangers, and uneasy allies as she attempts to survive.
Key features (as described in the publisher’s overview)
- A relentless pursuer with updated AI that will actively hunt the player.
- Crafting mechanics that let players prepare for life-or-death encounters and manage risks of permanent injury.
- Exploration of a nightmarish Sehwa district with unlockable tools and upgrades to reach new areas.
- Resource scavenging to survive deadly encounters and manage afflictions.
- Hiding and stealth systems to avoid detection and pass challenges that conceal the player’s location.
- Vibrant, hand-illustrated in-game visuals and comic-strip narrative elements.
Language support and platforms
The Switch edition will support multiple language options: English, Korean, French, German, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Ukrainian, Spanish, Thai, Portuguese, and Brazilian Portuguese.
The release is slated as a Nintendo Switch eShop launch on June 19, per Headup Games’ press materials.
What to watch next
Nintendo Switch players can look for the game page on the eShop as the launch date approaches and view the trailer released by Headup Games for a closer look at the game’s art direction and stealth-horror mechanics.
Source: Headup Games PR.
The Korean survival-horror adventure follows protagonist Mina Park as she navigates a nightmarish version of Sehwa High and its surrounding district.
The release brings the game to Switch players with the developer’s signature hand-illustrated visuals and tense stealth gameplay.
Overview and release details
Headup Games and Devespresso Games confirmed the console release date in a publisher PR update, stating the title will launch on June 19 through the Nintendo Switch eShop.
The announcement was accompanied by an overview and trailer showcasing the game’s atmosphere, enemy design, and exploration-focused mechanics.
Narrative and gameplay
In The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters, Mina Park wakes in the dead of night to find her familiar school transformed into a hostile, distorted environment.
She is soon stalked by a slasher who resembles her English teacher and must push beyond school grounds into the surrounding district.
Along the way, Mina encounters strange creatures, mysterious strangers, and uneasy allies as she attempts to survive.
Key features (as described in the publisher’s overview)
- A relentless pursuer with updated AI that will actively hunt the player.
- Crafting mechanics that let players prepare for life-or-death encounters and manage risks of permanent injury.
- Exploration of a nightmarish Sehwa district with unlockable tools and upgrades to reach new areas.
- Resource scavenging to survive deadly encounters and manage afflictions.
- Hiding and stealth systems to avoid detection and pass challenges that conceal the player’s location.
- Vibrant, hand-illustrated in-game visuals and comic-strip narrative elements.
Language support and platforms
The Switch edition will support multiple language options: English, Korean, French, German, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Ukrainian, Spanish, Thai, Portuguese, and Brazilian Portuguese.
The release is slated as a Nintendo Switch eShop launch on June 19, per Headup Games’ press materials.
What to watch next
Nintendo Switch players can look for the game page on the eShop as the launch date approaches and view the trailer released by Headup Games for a closer look at the game’s art direction and stealth-horror mechanics.
Source: Headup Games PR.
