Compile Heart Keeps Going, Mary Skelter 2 Announced You must wonder where they get the money to make these games. 03.14.18 - 11:39 PM
Compile Heart has announced that 2016's Mary Skelter: Nightmares will be getting a sequel in Mary Skelter 2 for the PS4. And with it, the website has released a bunch of info.
Here are the major points:
A remake of Mary Skelter: Nightmares will come with the game.
Both games have obtained expanded balance adjustment and debug work.
Dungeon Maps have been resized.
An automatic feature was added to the Jail Roulette system.
Quest System has been enhanced.
New features added to the Warehouse include sorting, gifting, and differing items pertaining to quests.
Growth Areas are no longer bound by luck and can be unlocked during standard play.
The story consists of a group called "Dawn" trying to escape a place known as "Jail" which is an impregnable human asylum.
Tsuu is the protagonist and one of the Blood Maidens of Dawn. She is young with a strong sense of duty. When she was young, she vowed to marry Little Mermaid and acts as her prince due to it.
Little Mermaid is a brave girl who is also part of Dawn. She is gentle but can be impulsive. She also gets embarrassed about Tsuu's vow but still loves her nonetheless.
Jack is a boy that Tsuu and Mermaid found while trying to escape Jail. After protecting Little Mermaid from an attack, he almost dies but as he realizes his powerlessness, he turns into a nightmare. Being a nightmare puts his intelligence at an infant-level but still carries the kindness that he originally had. Only Tsuu can understand him.
Mary Skelter 2 will release on June 28th in Japan. People who pre-order the game will get a love visual novel game called Rengokuto Mary Skelter. Check out the teaser website for it. There is also a limited edition that includes an art book, calender, bath poster, music CD, and PC/mobile wallpaper.
Mary Skelter 2 and the Mary Skelter: Nightmares remake will release on PS4 on June 28th in Japan. There is no word on a western release as of now.