Given that Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water is a 20th anniversary release, these should’ve been included in the base game. The digital artbook has both images and music from prior games. This costume set features outfits from past protagonists. If you go for the Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water Digital Deluxe Edition, you get access to a digital artbook accessible from the main menu and a costume set. This wasn’t as fun as I’d hoped, but it was great to see Ayane here. I expected this on Nintendo Switch, but it is good to see the PlayStation versions also support motion controls considering most developers ignore that on the platform.īarring the main story split into its chapters, Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water includes the bonus content featuring Ayane from Dead or Alive.
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Barring that, both the PS5 and PS4 Pro versions support motion controls for the Camera Obscura. On PS4 Pro and Nintendo Switch, the frame rate seems to target 30fps. The load times are quick and performance is solid with the 60fps target. I haven’t played the original on Nintendo Wii U, so I don’t have a direct frame of reference to compare this remaster to, but Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water on PS5 is excellent. Despite the relatively linear nature of the game’s structure, it never felt monotonous and always had me curious to see where things go. Barring a few instances of jump scares while interacting with something, I found them well timed and generally feel like the developers did a great job with the atmosphere and tension in Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water. With the help of Shadow Reading, the Camera Obscura, and other abilities, your aim is to survive and explore as you try to find everything hidden at Mt. Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water features Yuri Kozukata, Miu Hinasaki, and Ren Hojo as three protagonists exploring Mt. Once considered a spiritual place, it is now the place people visit to end their lives.
Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water joins those two to become a horror game I can recommend to most people looking for a mechanically-unique horror experience. When it comes to horror games, my favourites in recent years are NIS’ Yomawari games and the Corpse Party series. Having now played it on PS5, PS4 Pro, and Nintendo Switch, it has been interesting seeing what platform-specific differences there are when it comes to performance and use of platform-specific features which I will get to in a bit.įatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water is my first experience with the series, and it has only made me sad that I never managed to buy a physical edition of the Wii U game for my collection.
The remaster of Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water, simply titled Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water (or Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water) features the original localized Wii U game content, new cosmetics, a photo mode, and improved controls in addition to a slight visual and performance upgrade. Thankfully, Koei Tecmo is giving the game another shot with a remaster on just about every current and prior generation system. Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water (Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water outside North America) is a game that had a lot of things working against it for its initial release with the biggest offender being the digital-only release in North America and the limited physical release in Europe. LEGO City Undercover and The Wonderful 101 were both brought to multiple systems, while Nintendo’s own first-party games have gotten enhanced remasters or ports to Nintendo Switch. Over the years, many Nintendo Wii U exclusives have made their way to Nintendo Switch and in some cases, other platforms as well.
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