Corpse Party: Blood Drive will be released this October

Marvelous Europe has finally confirmed today that 'Corpse Party: Blood Drive' will be released in Europe this October for PlayStation Vita.

Pre-orders have been running for two months now, and fans have been able to purchase the new “Heavenly Host” edition since September 8th. The “Everafter Edition,” which includes an art book and soundtrack, as well as the “Heavenly Host” edition, which includes figures, are only available at the Marvelous Store and have been very well received by fans.

Corpse Party: Blood Drive is the sequel to the last two Corpse Party games, offering a gripping story and complex characters. Players must work alongside them to overcome the dangers of Heavenly Host Elementary School. The story is presented through visual novel cutscenes, and there are multiple ways to complete the game, complete with chilling action sequences – just as fans have come to expect.

Corpse Party: Blood Drive features:

Highly detailed 3D environments with dynamic lighting: Experience the world of Corpse Party in full 3D for the first time. All environments from previous games have been meticulously recreated and can be fully explored using the in-game flashlight.
New gameplay variations for more interesting interactions: Corpse Party: Blood Drive has far more options for characters to defend themselves against the darkness in Heavenly Host Elementary School – run in short intervals, disarm traps, hide, and use many more ways to escape pursuers.
Expanded options and unlockable content: 3D binaural audio for simulated surround sound and screen-changing visual effects return for Corpse Party: Blood Drive, along with a host of extras such as voice actor interviews, pictures, music, and much more!
A stunning conclusion to the Heavenly Host saga: With 11 massive chapters and 8 additional "Extra Chapters," there's plenty to explore in Corpse Party: Blood Drive. The story offers incredible and shocking twists as you try to unravel the mystery.

Corpse Party: Blood Drive will be released on October 20, 2015. To get you in the mood, the official launch trailer is available today.