Horror Classic Corpse Party 2021 Released For PC and Console

The upgraded and expanded edition of cult hit Corpse Party 2021 is now available in North America for PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC, according to publisher XSEED Games (via Steam, GOG, Humble Store). The game is $19.99 with a 10% launch week discount on all platforms through October 26th, with PS Plus users getting a 10% discount on the PS4 system.

The PC version of the game is offered with a 25% discount when purchased with the original Corpse Party by independent developer GrisGris. Owners of the original game or Corpse Party 2021 on Steam or GOG can purchase the other version of the game with the same 25% discount on the same marketplace. The PC edition also includes a tiny digital artbook containing the original achievements icons' drawings as well as screenshots of the scenes that inspired them.

Corpse Party 2021 Key Features

- Atmospheric Retro-Style Graphics: Players' imaginations will run wild with visions of terror thanks to 16-bit-style visuals based on the original indie game's designs, grisly descriptions, and heart-pounding sound design.

- Adventure-Style Gameplay Where Every Choice Counts: Corpse Party is a combination between a point-and-click adventure game and a battleless RPG that allows players to explore every part of Heavenly Host Elementary and make decisions that have a profound impact on the storey and the destiny of the characters.

- New Extra Chapters Add to the “Fun”: Two new Extra Chapters expand on the relationship between series mainstays Ayumi and Yoshiki, as well as introducing Miku Shirayume and Ryoka Iwami, two brand new characters with their own unique parts to play in Heavenly Host Elementary's macabre tale.

- Innovative Sound Design: Immerse yourself in the fully voiced Japanese audio using binaural 2D recording techniques that offer a simulated surround sound experience for headphone users for a new dimension in terror.

The ESRB has classified the PS4TM, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch versions of the game as "M for Mature," whereas the PC version has not been rated.