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Shadow Corridor 2 key art: a carved wooden mask of a laughing old man floating in dark blue haze

Stealth horrorSurvival horrorHorror escape

Shadow Corridor 2 雨ノ四葩

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Run or hide in pitch-black corridors that change every time you play.

Platforms
PC, Switch, PlayStation
Stores
Steam
Price
Paid
Rated
Very Positive on Steam (88% of 952 reviews); 4.64 of 5 stars from 75 ratings on the PlayStation Store (Hong Kong)
Players
1
Made by
Space Onigiri Game LLC
Released
2024

On PlayStation: one of the PlayStation horror games.

No. 29 of the Japanese horror games · No. 20 of the horror games about depression · No. 11 of the underworld horror games

What frightens Lost in pitch-black corridors that change with every play, you creep and listen for the Apparitions that roam them, since one touch kills. You scrape together items and Karuta cards, gather glowing Magatama beads and look for the altar that lets you out.

Content: suicide, hanging bodies, violence, domestic abuse, skeletal remains, jumpscares, alcohol and tobacco.

Shadow Corridor 2 is the sequel to Space Onigiri Game's randomly generated Japanese horror game. As a girl named Shigure, you search pitch-black corridors that change every run for glowing Magatama beads, while Apparitions that kill on contact hunt you by sight and sound. You mostly cannot fight them: you run, hide and stay quiet.

About Shadow Corridor 2 雨ノ四葩

Shadow Corridor 2 雨ノ四葩 is a first-person horror game by Space Onigiri Game. It came out on Steam for Windows on March 29, 2024, then on Nintendo Switch on October 31, 2024 and on PS5 in 2026, with the console versions published by Regista. It follows Shadow Corridor with a new story, and the store says you can enjoy it without having played the first game.

The story belongs to a girl named Shigure, who has lived a life of sadness and means to end it. Instead she finds herself in a strange coffee house kept by a man named Yakumo, who tells her she is in Ame no Yohira, an underworld whose god has called her there. The coffee house is your base between runs.

Each run drops you into a stage built of corridors, rooms and floors that are generated anew every time. To clear it you collect glowing Magatama beads and set them on an altar. Along the way you pick up keys, healing items, stones to mark your path, a lighter and a flashlight, though light draws attention. Souls you find can be spent at shops that sometimes appear inside the maze. Insects, traps and the corruption itself wear down your health.

The Apparitions are the real threat. If one sees you it gives chase, and its touch kills at once. You lose it by breaking its line of sight: a dark corner, cover, or a cabinet to hide in until it moves on. Walking makes some noise, sprinting makes a lot and runs out quickly, and crouch-walking is slow but nearly silent. Firecrackers can distract an Apparition, and a rare revolver only stuns one for a few seconds.

New against the first game is the Karuta system. Back at the coffee house you equip cards with special effects, such as a map paid for in souls or a kit of starting items, and you buy more with the Magatama you earn. Coffee beans found in the corridors unlock drinks that give small bonuses on the next run. You can replay a cleared stage for beans, Magatama and a better rank.

There are three difficulties. On Beginner a stage needs only three Magatama; the higher settings need five and send more Apparitions your way. The Switch reviewer at W.Kohaku Media liked the sound and Japanese voice acting but found the Switch version stiff, with pop-in and stutter that were worse in handheld mode.

It suits players of the first game and anyone who likes slow, quiet stalker horror where the map is never the same twice. Expect dark subject matter: it opens with a suicide attempt, and a reviewer warns of graphic suicide, violence and domestic abuse.

How to play Shadow Corridor 2 雨ノ四葩

  1. Buy it on Steam for Windows, on the Nintendo eShop for Switch, or on the PlayStation Store for PS5.
  2. Pick Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced; Beginner asks for fewer Magatama and sends fewer Apparitions.
  3. At the coffee house, equip your Karuta cards and choose a drink before you set out.
  4. Explore the generated stage and collect the glowing Magatama beads, picking up keys, healing items and tools as you go.
  5. When an Apparition spots you, get out of its sight in a dark corner, behind cover or in a cabinet and wait for it to leave.
  6. Set the Magatama on the altar to clear the stage, then spend your rewards on new Karuta cards.

Screenshots

Dark robed figures hang from the open side of a wooden veranda in front of a misty garden of blue hydrangeas
First-person view up a dim wooden stairwell in an otherworldly school, with the candle health bar at top left
A dark Japanese back street with hydrangeas, a skull and ribcage among the flowers and a small fire burning ahead
Firing a revolver at a tall, tattered Apparition with glowing blue flames in a dark red-carpeted room
A dark tatami room with a shoji screen and drifting white petals, with the inventory open on a revolver
A grinning dark-faced figure in a red sweater lunges out of the darkness, lit in harsh red

Tips

  • Crouch-walk most of the time: it is slow, but walking makes noise and sprinting makes a lot of it.
  • Use the lighter and flashlight sparingly, since light draws the Apparitions to you.
  • Drop stones to mark corridors you have searched; the layout changes every run, so you cannot learn it by heart.
  • Save firecrackers for when you are cornered: they can pull an Apparition away from you.
  • Pick up coffee beans when you see them; they unlock stronger drinks at the coffee house.

Questions

Do I need to play Shadow Corridor first?

No. The store says the new story can be enjoyed without knowing the first game, though players of it may get more out of it.

Can you fight in Shadow Corridor 2?

Mostly not. An Apparition kills you on contact, so you run, hide and stay quiet. Firecrackers can distract one, and a rare revolver only stuns one for a few seconds.

Is Shadow Corridor 2 on consoles?

Yes. It is on the Nintendo eShop for Switch and on the PlayStation Store for PS5.

Is it in English?

Yes. The text is in English, Japanese, Korean and Simplified and Traditional Chinese, and the voices are in Japanese.

Is it scary?

It is tense rather than full of cheap scares: most of the time you are creeping through the dark listening for something that kills on contact. It also deals with suicide, so be ready for that.

  • first person
  • japanese horror
  • random maps
  • roguelike
  • karuta cards
  • stalker
  • sequel
  • difficulty options
  • japanese voice acting

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