Pleasingly, it also gives insight into a few of the original game’s subordinate characters, helping polish a few expositional elements.Ī prologue reveals the trauma that the school inflicted on Naomi, one of Corpse Party’s survivors. You’ll witness characters before their decent into Heavenly Host Elementary, moments that occur during the game’s timeline, a couple of epilogues, and even alternate realities. Across Book of Shadows eight stand-alone scenarios, perspective shifts through time. As a follow-up to Team GrisGris’ Corpse Party, the work expands on the mythos conceived for the original PC-98 title and its two remakes (subtitled Blood Covered and Repeated Fear). The recent port of Corpse Party: Book of Shadows embodies both techniques. And while the sporadic jump scare generates a feeling of apprehension, fright is cultivated gradually, unsteadily rising toward tormenting levels. Narrative plays a large role, cultivating a sense of dread as your way through the venue. Before venturing into a labyrinthine recreation of a mental hospital or school, you’re often prompted to watch a short video which describes the creepy setting. And you can call him Shige-nii without him getting PTSD, remembering Mayu.Horror-themed attractions in Japan are fundamentally different from their Western counterparts.In the end, without you, Sakutaro would have gone insane from the darkness, and you were the only bright light that saved him from that madness, and he is forever grateful for having such a strong and clever S/O, to whom he owes his entire life.It’s true, he was upset that Mayu was really dead, but you were the one keeping him grounded and made sure to give him her hair ornament when you got back home, knowing the girl was like a little sister to him, and he feels guilty for not saving her, and for letting her be alone, scared, in that god forsaken place.Not to mention, you convince him to look for your classmates, and so, together, you run away from ghosts and help Ayumi and Kishinuma to unveil the mystery behind Sachiko and Heavenly Host, and at the end, you could finally get home together.And you’ll make sure he won’t get influenced by Sachiko to kill that Urabe Bitch ( tho she deserves that hellish pain ).

And he won’t try to chase Yuka around and try to kill her.

On the other hand, the fact that you are there, by his side, means that his dark metter won’t skyrocket to 100% again, and he won’t go insane and jump out of the window and die, just like the principal of the school, which is a huge plus.

Except that now, only ghosts can kill you, which was the biggest problem all along, anyway.

But it won’t be bad if you can protect yourself as well, and if you have a crowbar as well, then it’s perfect….Just like he tried his hardest to protect Mayu ( who was already dead ) he will try to keep you safe, no matter what, even if it costs him his life - But he doesn’t treasure his life as much as he treasures you, and art, and you are his art.I mean, he kills Emi Urabe in a bad end, and threatens to kill Yuka too at some point, tries to kill Yuuya too, but that’s beyond the point. He can protect himself with no problem, alright? He’ll actually be kinda offended if you think he wouldn’t be able to.

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