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In fact, given how gorgeously creepy the game looks, you could probably even argue that the mechanic has reached new heights for Maiden of Black Water. That?s been one of the essential elements of Fatal Frame going back to the beginning, and it?s done just as well here. What?s more, its core mechanic ? you?re armed only with a camera, and you need to take photos of all the ghosts lurking about ? is pretty well-executed. For a horror game, that?s a pretty important aspect to get right. Whether you want to attribute this to the ghostly looking characters (even the non-dead ones), the rickety old buildings, or the general vibe that something unpleasant is lurking just at the edge of your vision, there?s hardly a moment that goes by here that doesn?t feel unsettling. Whatever its flaws ? and I?ll get those in a moment ? it hits the absolute perfect notes when it comes to atmosphere. If, for example, you read it and instantly zeroed in on either ?Fatal Frame? or Japanese horror, it?s safe to say you?ll be all over this game ? and for good reason, too. And how you react to that sentence will tell you pretty much all you need to know about this game and whether it?s for you. Also on: PC, PS4, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series Xįatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water is exactly what you?d expect from a Japanese horror game that originally came almost out a decade ago on the Wii U.

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