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About The Coma 2B: Catacomb

The Coma 2B: Catacomb is a Korean survival horror adventure starring Youngho Choi, the hero of The Coma 1. It is a back story to The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters and a bridge between the games in the series, revealing what happened between the first and second games. After escaping the mirror dimension called “The Coma,” Youngho returns to school, but something is wrong, and his second adventure in the dimension begins.

The mystery beneath Dokaebi Market

Youngho collects pages from Yaesol’s notes to find a powerful relic sword that can be used against the Vicious Sister. An unwanted invader enters the mirror dimension, while a new character connected to Yaesol comes to help him. Youngho must uncover the mystery of the huge facility beneath Dokaebi Market and find a way to defeat the Vicious Sister.

The adventure takes you through the warped Sehwa District, where you meet a cast of characters, solve puzzles and search for clues while trying to survive a relentless psychopath.

Explore and survive

Running and using your flashlight make Youngho easier to spot, so you must balance the urgency of exploring with the need to stay alive. The killer pursues him with more vicious AI, and hiding can help you avoid detection and certain death.

You can trade items at Dokaebi Market to prepare for life-or-death situations, and scavenge resources to withstand deadly encounters and afflictions. Unlock tools and upgrades to access areas that were previously unreachable.

Game features

  • A nightmarish district of Sehwa to explore and uncover its secrets
  • A relentless killer that pursues Youngho
  • Item trading at Dokaebi Market
  • Resources to scavenge for surviving encounters and afflictions
  • Tools and upgrades that open previously inaccessible areas
  • Hand-illustrated in-game visuals and comic strips

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