![]() ![]() It makes sense to play the first game *prior* to starting the Heavenly Host part of the series, rather than playing it after or never. Without the original, there would be no PC (or any other) version. Next, the PC remake we see today exists with all of its differences because the creator wanted to give something fresh to fans of the original game. 作る (Tsukūru) is the verb for 'to make', and according to Enterbrain it was indeed the first of the series (though there were proto versions that came before Dante 98). ![]() RPG Tsukūru Dante 98 was not pre-RPGMaker. Especially if they are led to believe it’s canon. Don’t really appreciate being told I’m wrong there, Rebuilt can be a giant source of confusion for anyone trying to follow the series. Yes, I too recommend playing Rebuilt for those interested, but the question was about the series, not a fan made remake of a pre-RPGMaker game that was remade by the creator into what we were discussing here. You’re right, the story is very different, so different in fact that it’s not considered part of the Heavenly Host storyline. Originally posted by Gabby:Not wrong at all. ![]() The story is VERY different and gives a nice taste of Japanese 90s subculture. I might be biased in my preference for the original but if you really intend to see how this whole series REALLY began, you have to play through the CLASSIC ORIGINAL first. I know there are some people who can't get past older graphics, but if that's the case you probably shouldn't play Corpse Party PC in the first place. To install you have to unzip an archive file, run the self-extracting installer, then launch in the install folder via launcher.exe (see the readme for more details) The resolution is tiny (like 4:3, 800 x 600, probably windowed mode for best results)ħ. There are no victim IDs to treasure huntĦ. The music is AWESOME PC-98 FM SYNTH! (Seriously, I would mod the FM synth into the newer games in a heart beat to replace some of the newer music)ĥ. There is no voice acting (the prime reason to play the PC version)Ĥ. There are fewer characters (and fewer endings)ģ. The story is different (better, albeit shorter)Ģ. You ruin almost no part of the PC story by playing this version first, and it is shorter (and imo sweeter).ġ. It's a faithful remake of the CLASSIC ORIGINAL, CONTEST-WINNING Corpse Party which predates the PC remake by over a decade, AND IT IS OPENLY FREE (since it was a RPG Maker contest). Personally, I would say play/watch Corpse Party for the PSP first, then Book of Shadows, then the side games / start the mangas, then the anime.After obtaining every ending in Corpse Party PC (still missing 4 victim IDs, though), I can safely say it is an entirely different story than the ORIGINAL Corpse Party. Missing Footage is a precule to Tortured Souls, but has a few scenes that could have slight spoilers) The only animes for Corpse Party are Corpse Party: Missing Footage and Corpse Party: Tortured Souls. It has a lot of fan serves and some unsavory themes.) (Only Musume is avalivable completely for translated viewing the rest are in progress. Manga: Corpse Party…Blood Covered Reaped Fear, Corpse Party: Book of Shadows, Corpse Party: Another Child, Corpse Party: 2U, Corpse Party: Musume. (Please note that once released, Blood Drive would go after Book of Shadows, and the Corpse Party Blood Covered (PC) could go either before or after Corpse Party) ![]() Games: Corpse Party (The PSP game, also known as Corpse Party: Blood Covered), Corpse Party: Book of Shadows (PSP),Corpse Party: 2U (if you can find a translation), Corpse Party Rebuild (a fan translation of the original Corpse Party that was not released outside Japan), then Corpse Party 2: Dead Patient (Computer). ![]()
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