FATAL FRAME / PROJECT ZERO: Maiden of Black Water

It is no secret that every gamer has high expectations for follow-ups to their favorite games, and Fatal Frame is no exception. After the iconic PS2 triptych and the modern Mask of the Lunar Eclipse, Koei Tecmo wanted to appeal to a wider audience, which came at the cost of sacrificing its own identity. With each passing hour, those expectations were getting shattered, locked inside of a box and thrown into the black water. If you think this new direction introduces a narrative that's strong enough to support it, you would be very wrong. Once again, we have the same failed ritual cliché, with a new cast that feels bland and lifeless. The story is set at the foot of the fictional Mt. Hikami, with a folk legend closely inspired by the real-life Aokigahara, where restless souls claim the lives of innocent people en masse. We see the events unfold through the lens of a new trio of protagonists: Yuri, Ren, and Miu. Even though their personal goals differ, their paths inevitably intertwine in this spiral of life and death. On the outside, they appear quite charismatic and good-looking, but ultimately, their personalities are incredibly dull. We see the Hikami curse indirectly affect th…

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Surprisingly very creepy. Very fun game mechanics/gameplay

Every fatal frame game is peak, and fatal frame 2 from ps2 is my childhood game so i consider that game goat

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