A remaster of Zero: Tsukihami no Kamen
When the protagonists were children, they visited the isolated island of "Rogetsu Isle" to celebrate the Rogetsu Festival. In the midst of the celebrations, they suddenly disappeared. The game begins when the girls decide to go back and visit the island again in search of their lost memories of that day. Attempt to repel encroaching ghosts, relying solely on the faint glow of a flashlight and the Camera Obscura; a camera with the ability to photograph unimaginable things.
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Really meh, when you stop to think about the first and second games this one was really weird. You constantly fight against the same ghosts and a lot of missed opportunities on jump scares. The lore is good, it felt more like playing a novel game than a true fatal frame (which it's not a true complain I like reading lore). Not even gonna comment on the optional clothes for the female characteres and breast physics, both were unnecessary and could have been used the spare time on the game.
Incredible ghost design, sound design made the atmosphere feel so tense and heavy, multiple characters made the gameplay varied and I just love the vibe the setting has; Would highly reccomend
also broke my heart
A great horror game. It really pulled me in. The atmosphere is great, creepy, and well put together. I am hoping we will see more of these games remastered in the future!
fucking awesome
this game was awesome, i was much more engaged with it than i was the other game i have access to. the overall story was great, the lore is fascinating, it made me feel scared. i love fatal frame. of course i love the game where the moon is crucial to plot