The Coma: Cutting Class is a survival horror adventure game. You are Youngho, a Korean high school student trapped and relentlessly pursued by a psychotic killer in the hellish corridors of Sehwa High. Run, hide, explore, and survive while piecing together the mystery of how and why you're here.
About the story
Welcome new employees! This is your first week at my pie shop! My name is Mad! you can call me Mr. Murder (Shakes your hand professionally establishing a business relationship). During your stay here you will bake our fine customers pies! You will be given my secret recipe and be expected to make my pies in a timely manner! Customers will throw a fit if you don't.
Platforms
Mac PCGenres
Adventure Indie Point-and-clickThemes
Horror Survival
Languages: English and 8 more
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| Thai |
Media
Critic Reviews
Digitally Downloaded
By Matt SainsburyThe Coma: Cutting Class is an excellent example of using the horror genre to reflect on real-world fears and social issues. The environment and the art style work well together to create a tense experience, yet this tension however is lost with a somewhat simple approach to game design, a shame to what is a quality horror game.
DarkZero
By Jorge S FernandezIn the end there is nothing inherently wrong or bad about The Coma, which in itself may be considered bad news for anyone hoping for a campy LP. The premise of a haunted high school mixed in with Visual Novel-type artwork is an interesting one, but the game never moves past mediocrity to make good use of it. An average experience is still better than a bad one, but anyone hoping for a better high school horror experience should consider checking out Corpse Party or shell out however much a Playstation VR will cost for the remake of White Day.
Gamers FTW
By Alex GibsonEscape the terrifying clutches of Ms. Song as she stalks you through the spooky hallways of Sehwa High School in The Coma: Cutting Class; A short but enjoyable 2D side scrolling stealth survival horror adventure with a strong focus on exploration and narrative. Despite some frustrating gameplay mechanics and level design, the visual presentation and mysterious story are well worth the 4 or so hours of gameplay. The captivating plot and spooky setting will grip most players through to its frightening conclusion.
The Escapist
By Nick MonroeA solid Korean animated cartoon video game with an emphasis on survival horror.
