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** [[Characters/CorpsePartyIf Sayako Kasui]] is directly referenced as Ayumi mentions a girl that Yoshiki's time with in the kendo club.
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** [[Characters/CorpsePartyIf Sayako Kasui]] is directly referenced as Ayumi mentions a girl that Yoshiki's spending time with in the kendo club.
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* ShoutOut: Due to Satsuki's Heart status as a labor of love toward the franchise, there's bound to be references to other media than just PC-98.
** [[Characters/CorpsePartyIf Sayako Kasui]] is directly referenced as Ayumi mentions a girl that Yoshiki's time with in the kendo club.
** [[Characters/CorpsePartyIf Sayako Kasui]] is directly referenced as Ayumi mentions a girl that Yoshiki's time with in the kendo club.
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''Corpse Party 2: Satsuki's Heart'' by moca a FanRemake of a long lost sequel to the [[VideoGame/CorpsePartyPC98 the original]] ''VisualNovel/CorpseParty'' game. It greatly expands upon the original outline: fleshing out the listed characters, reintroducing planned gameplay mechanics, incorporating full voice acting and even included hints of content from the Blood Covered continuity. ''Satsuki's Heart'' takes place after [[GoldenEnding Ending A]] where everyone survives the events of the school.
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''Corpse Party 2: Satsuki's Heart'' by moca is a FanRemake of a long lost sequel to the [[VideoGame/CorpsePartyPC98 the original]] ''VisualNovel/CorpseParty'' game. It greatly expands upon the original outline: fleshing out the listed characters, reintroducing planned gameplay mechanics, incorporating full voice acting and even included hints of content from the Blood Covered continuity. ''Satsuki's Heart'' takes place after [[GoldenEnding Ending A]] where everyone survives the events of the school.
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A FanSequel to [[VideoGame/CorpsePartyPC98 the original]] ''VisualNovel/CorpseParty'' game, ''Corpse Party 2: Satsuki's Heart'' by moca is a fanmade recreation of the long-lost {{Sequel}} that shares the same name. It greatly expands upon the original outline: fleshing out the listed characters, reintroducing the planned gameplay mechanics, incorporated full voice acting and even hints of content from the Blood Covered continuity. ''Satsuki's Heart'' takes place after [[GoldenEnding Ending A]] where everyone survives the events of the school.
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A 2024 FanSequel to [[VideoGame/CorpsePartyPC98 the original]] ''VisualNovel/CorpseParty'' series, ''Corpse Party 2: Satsuki's Heart'' by moca is a fanmade recreation of the long-lost {{Sequel}} that shares the same name. It greatly expands upon the original outline: fleshing out the listed characters, reintroducing the planned gameplay mechanics, incorporated full voice acting and even hints of content from the Blood Covered continuity. ''Satsuki's Heart'' takes place after [[GoldenEnding Ending A]] where everyone survives the events of the school.
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A 2024 FanSequel to [[VideoGame/CorpsePartyPC98 the original]] ''VisualNovel/CorpseParty'' series, game, ''Corpse Party 2: Satsuki's Heart'' by moca is a fanmade recreation of the long-lost {{Sequel}} that shares the same name. It greatly expands upon the original outline: fleshing out the listed characters, reintroducing the planned gameplay mechanics, incorporated full voice acting and even hints of content from the Blood Covered continuity. ''Satsuki's Heart'' takes place after [[GoldenEnding Ending A]] where everyone survives the events of the school.
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** Whether or not Rina falls into the enchanted black mud. Slightly more obscure due to the game seemingly framing it as an [[HopelessBossFight unwinnable battle for Rina]]. It comes down to exploration and using the right weapons. If the player hasn't neglected Rina and trained her enough, she needs to be able to take down two enemies in one turn.
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** Whether or not Rina falls into the enchanted black mud. Slightly more obscure due to the game seemingly framing it as an [[HopelessBossFight unwinnable battle for Rina]]. It comes down to exploration and using the right weapons. If the player hasn't neglected Rina weapons and trained her enough, she making sure not to neglect Rina's combat abilities. She needs to be able to take down two enemies in one turn.turn which is only feasible if the player used her properly.
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* AutoRevive: The mysterious woman Satsuki and co. meet serves as this, as they share the goal of fighting against the manor's owner. However, her power is apparently limited as its exclusive to gameplay. She can't do anything about the extremely enchanted ways to die, which is usually the cause of a permanent death narratively.
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* DiscOneNuke: There's plenty of ways to achieve this in Satsuki's Heart:
** Throwing Cards is the most powerful weapon in the game, shredding through an enemy's health with three consecutive hits.
** Masami in particular is the easiest to build as a physical attacker that can tear through enemies in a single turn.
** Throwing Cards is the most powerful weapon in the game, shredding through an enemy's health with three consecutive hits.
** Masami in particular is the easiest to build as a physical attacker that can tear through enemies in a single turn.
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* StoryBranching: As of the demo there are two main outcomes that the player can influence:
** If Masami will suffer a gruesome death in an enchanted incinerator or successfully saving him by completing the color coded puzzle correctly.
** Whether or not Rina falls into the enchanted black mud. Slightly more obscure due to the game seemingly framing it as an [[HopelessBossFight unwinnable battle for Rina]]. It comes down to exploration and using the right weapons. If the player hasn't neglected Rina and trained her enough, she needs to be able to take down two enemies in one turn.
** If Masami will suffer a gruesome death in an enchanted incinerator or successfully saving him by completing the color coded puzzle correctly.
** Whether or not Rina falls into the enchanted black mud. Slightly more obscure due to the game seemingly framing it as an [[HopelessBossFight unwinnable battle for Rina]]. It comes down to exploration and using the right weapons. If the player hasn't neglected Rina and trained her enough, she needs to be able to take down two enemies in one turn.
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A few months after their fateful encounter with the Girl in Red, Yuka Mochida's friend: Satsuki Mizuhara receives an eerie letter in the mail, inviting her to an old abandoned manor in her neighborhood. Showing the letter to her friend group, its received with varying levels of skepticism. Yuka Mochida has a bad feeling due to one specific line in the letter: '''"At midnight, the coffin of your heart will open and be offered up."''' She attempts to tell her friend outright that once Satsuki enters this suspicious mansion, she'll likely never leave.
Despite Yuka's best attempts to dissuade her from going, Satsuki feels something inexplicably compelling about this particular letter, that she can't just let this go. And so she goes through with exploring explore the old abandoned manor alongside Masami, Rina, and Sugimura. Yuka, worried about her friends' safety, convinces her older brother and his girlfriend to tag along.
Not long after entering the property, the seven are immediately trapped and separated. They're forced to explore the building, encounter monsters, solve puzzles and try to keep each other alive. But there might just something darker behind the scenes, a truth Satsuki will be forced to uncover...
Despite Yuka's best attempts to dissuade her from going, Satsuki feels something inexplicably compelling about this particular letter, that she can't just let this go. And so she goes through with exploring explore the old abandoned manor alongside Masami, Rina, and Sugimura. Yuka, worried about her friends' safety, convinces her older brother and his girlfriend to tag along.
Not long after entering the property, the seven are immediately trapped and separated. They're forced to explore the building, encounter monsters, solve puzzles and try to keep each other alive. But there might just something darker behind the scenes, a truth Satsuki will be forced to uncover...
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A few months after their fateful encounter with the Girl in Red, Yuka Mochida's friend: Satsuki Mizuhara receives an eerie letter in the mail, inviting her to an old abandoned manor in her neighborhood. Showing the letter to her friend group, its received with varying levels of skepticism. Yuka Mochida has a bad feeling due to one specific line in the letter: '''"At midnight, the coffin of your heart will open and be offered up."''' She attempts to tell her friend outright that once Satsuki enters this suspicious mansion, she'll likely never leave.
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Despite Yuka's best attempts to dissuade her from going, Satsuki feels something inexplicably compelling about this particular letter, that she can't just let this go. And so she goes through with exploringexplore the old abandoned manor alongside Masami, Rina, and Sugimura. Yuka, worried about her friends' safety, convinces her older brother and his girlfriend to tag along.
Not long after entering the property, the seven areimmediately trapped and separated. They're forced to explore the building, encounter monsters, solve puzzles and try to keep each other alive. But there might just something darker behind the scenes, a truth Satsuki will be forced to uncover...
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Not long after entering the property, the seven are
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* TimedMission: One of the planned mechanics for the game was this, fully realized in this game. The game is designed around exploring and battling before the clock chimes twelve times: leading to a game over. Every time the in-game timer reaches zero: the clock chimes once. The player has to save as much time as possible during the exploration sections.
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* TimedMission: One of the planned mechanics for the game was this, fully realized in this game. The game is designed around exploring and battling before the clock chimes twelve times: game reaches midnight: leading to a game over. Every time the in-game timer reaches zero: the toll of a grandfather clock chimes once. can be heard. The player has to save as much time as possible during the exploration sections.sections as the longer you take, enemies will get stronger and more creepy events will happen.
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A 2024 FanSequel to [[VideoGame/CorpsePartyPC98 the original]] ''VisualNovel/CorpseParty'' series, ''Corpse Party 2: Satsuki's Heart'' by moca is a fanmade recreation of the long-lost {{Sequel}} that shares the same name. It greatly expands upon the original outline: fleshing out the listed characters, reintroducing the planned gameplay mechanics, incorporated full voice acting and even hints of content from the Blood Covered continuity. ''Satsuki's Heart'' takes place after [[GoldenEnding Ending A]] where everyone survives the events of the school.
A few months after their fateful encounter with the Girl in Red, Yuka Mochida's friend: Satsuki Mizuhara receives an eerie letter in the mail, inviting her to an old abandoned manor in her neighborhood. Showing the letter to her friend group, its received with varying levels of skepticism. Yuka Mochida has a bad feeling due to one specific line in the letter: '''"At midnight, the coffin of your heart will open and be offered up."''' She attempts to tell her friend outright that once Satsuki enters this suspicious mansion, she'll likely never leave.
Despite Yuka's best attempts to dissuade her from going, Satsuki feels something inexplicably compelling about this particular letter, that she can't just let this go. And so she goes through with exploring explore the old abandoned manor alongside Masami, Rina, and Sugimura. Yuka, worried about her friends' safety, convinces her older brother and his girlfriend to tag along.
Not long after entering the property, the seven are immediately trapped and separated. They're forced to explore the building, encounter monsters, solve puzzles and try to keep each other alive. But there might just something darker behind the scenes, a truth Satsuki will be forced to uncover...
After years of development during a very inactive period in the Corpse Party franchise, there's currently a demo that released proper in April 5th 2024.
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!!This game contains examples of:
* AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent: The kids are split into two groups once more, one led by Satoshi, and the other by Satsuki. The game is centered around switching between two parties.
* AnyoneCanDie: A returning feature from the original game, a seemingly important character could reach a tragic end at any moment.
* BigBad: [[spoiler:Magari Mizuki]] is the one who extended a formal invitation for Satsuki, serving as the main antagonist of the story and presumably the one behind all the supernatural events in the Yayoi Manor.
* InvoluntaryGroupSplit: In contrast to the original Corpse Party, the group isn't given a choice this time. They're split into groups from the manor's doing and are forced to try and regroup at the Dining Room.
* PowerCrystal: It plays a crucial role in this game, a Power Stone is provided by Ayumi to Satoshi after Ayumi learned to encapsulate the energy given to them to fight back against the Girl in Red in the original game. This stone is what gives Satsuki and her friends a fighting chance once Satoshi entrusts it to them.
* TimedMission: One of the planned mechanics for the game was this, fully realized in this game. The game is designed around exploring and battling before the clock chimes twelve times: leading to a game over. Every time the in-game timer reaches zero: the clock chimes once. The player has to save as much time as possible during the exploration sections.
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A 2024 FanSequel to [[VideoGame/CorpsePartyPC98 the original]] ''VisualNovel/CorpseParty'' series, ''Corpse Party 2: Satsuki's Heart'' by moca is a fanmade recreation of the long-lost {{Sequel}} that shares the same name. It greatly expands upon the original outline: fleshing out the listed characters, reintroducing the planned gameplay mechanics, incorporated full voice acting and even hints of content from the Blood Covered continuity. ''Satsuki's Heart'' takes place after [[GoldenEnding Ending A]] where everyone survives the events of the school.
A few months after their fateful encounter with the Girl in Red, Yuka Mochida's friend: Satsuki Mizuhara receives an eerie letter in the mail, inviting her to an old abandoned manor in her neighborhood. Showing the letter to her friend group, its received with varying levels of skepticism. Yuka Mochida has a bad feeling due to one specific line in the letter: '''"At midnight, the coffin of your heart will open and be offered up."''' She attempts to tell her friend outright that once Satsuki enters this suspicious mansion, she'll likely never leave.
Despite Yuka's best attempts to dissuade her from going, Satsuki feels something inexplicably compelling about this particular letter, that she can't just let this go. And so she goes through with exploring explore the old abandoned manor alongside Masami, Rina, and Sugimura. Yuka, worried about her friends' safety, convinces her older brother and his girlfriend to tag along.
Not long after entering the property, the seven are immediately trapped and separated. They're forced to explore the building, encounter monsters, solve puzzles and try to keep each other alive. But there might just something darker behind the scenes, a truth Satsuki will be forced to uncover...
After years of development during a very inactive period in the Corpse Party franchise, there's currently a demo that released proper in April 5th 2024.
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!!This game contains examples of:
* AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent: The kids are split into two groups once more, one led by Satoshi, and the other by Satsuki. The game is centered around switching between two parties.
* AnyoneCanDie: A returning feature from the original game, a seemingly important character could reach a tragic end at any moment.
* BigBad: [[spoiler:Magari Mizuki]] is the one who extended a formal invitation for Satsuki, serving as the main antagonist of the story and presumably the one behind all the supernatural events in the Yayoi Manor.
* InvoluntaryGroupSplit: In contrast to the original Corpse Party, the group isn't given a choice this time. They're split into groups from the manor's doing and are forced to try and regroup at the Dining Room.
* PowerCrystal: It plays a crucial role in this game, a Power Stone is provided by Ayumi to Satoshi after Ayumi learned to encapsulate the energy given to them to fight back against the Girl in Red in the original game. This stone is what gives Satsuki and her friends a fighting chance once Satoshi entrusts it to them.
* TimedMission: One of the planned mechanics for the game was this, fully realized in this game. The game is designed around exploring and battling before the clock chimes twelve times: leading to a game over. Every time the in-game timer reaches zero: the clock chimes once. The player has to save as much time as possible during the exploration sections.
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