Fatal Frame III: The Tormented
Game » consists of 6 releases. Released Jul 28, 2005
A young woman whose fiance recently died finds herself in a ghostly manor when she falls asleep, only to be stalked by a woman's tattoo-covered spirit.
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5 (0) 4 (1) 3 (2) 2 (0) 1 (0) 3.3 starsAverage score of 3 user reviews
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Fatal Frame III Is An Adequate Installment For Fans Of The Series 1
Fatal Frame has always been one of my favourite horror franchises, both the first and second game told a good spooky story with unique combat and extremely fear-inducing ghosts. Fatal Frame 3 picks up the pieces from the earlier games in the franchise by being set directly after the events of the first two games, throwing in new and old characters, a new story of rituals gone wrong and a multitude of new camera functions. Unfortunately not every aspect of the game delivers. Story wise Fatal Fr...
3 out of 3 found this review helpful. -
While this feels like a bit of a rehash in some ways it does enough to make it worth playing. 0
Having played the first two FF games a while ago I finally got around to playing through this one. Fighting ghosts with the power of taking their picture has always been a pretty cool idea to me. Time to see if this improves on what the previous game did so well.Some ghost encounters are kinda tough thanks to the layout of the room.This tale begins with Reika and Miku deciding to head to a worn out shrine that was reported to be haunted. While they were taking photos Reika ends of seeing a visi...
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Wonderfully tormented. 0
Feels a little clunkier than 2, looks better though. The three stories do interweave really well and the resolution at the end is more than worth the price of admission. Lots of interesting unlocks for multiple playthroughs on five difficulty settings. The two harder story modes are unlockable after a playthrough of hard. If you can find a used PS2 copy floating around and are interested enough, I totally recommend playing this game. Especially if you've played and enjoyed the previous two Fatal...
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