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Abstract: Blood Curse might be a Western remake of Sonys underappreciated survival horror gem, but also represents the promising future of digital download services: a future in which publishers would release riskier, more innovative games at cheaper prices, a...
Abstract: You don't always have to sit down to an epic, 100-hour slog to get your gaming in. Developers are delivering plenty of great bite-size, episodic games that (usually) release one part at a time.If you're looking for something you can play in installments, ...
Siren: Blood Curse tries to tell a chilling story, but every time the game tries to set a scary mood, control and design issues pop back up to kill it. Nostalgic horror fans may appreciate Siren’s commitment to the past, but for everyone else, the gam...
Abstract: 'Wow, this looks awesome,' exclaimed my girlfriend upon the first scene. We were watching a US film crew sneak up on sacrificial ritual in some god forsaken forest in the outback of Japan: a lady, restrained, is skewered and everyone goes mental; 'its ...
Abstract: I remember playing the first Siren game back on the PS2 in 2004. I was particularly put off by the shoddy controls, sub-par voice acting, and overall difficulty of the title. Four years have gone by between American releases, and really, not a whole lo...
A tense horror title that drip feeds its narrative effectively; great visuals and episodic presentation.
Clunky, archaic controls and camera are as much of an enemy as zombies; whole game is a whopping nine gigs.
2004s Siren was a quiet diamond in the rough. The survival horror title, helmed by a member of the Silent Hill team, fused a similar sort of yarn (a small, haunted town filled with humanoid monstrosities and occult dabblings) with some quirky gameplay...
Siren: Blood Curse is quite possibly the scariest and most unnerving game I’ve ever played. Sure, there are other games that made me yell at the screen louder and more often, but no other game ever has made me feel this uncomfortable in my own livin...
Abstract: Silent Hill: Homecoming and Resident Evil 5 aren't due until next year, and so in this gap of horror titles comes the remake of the PlayStation 2 title Siren. The original was considered an equal to Silent Hill in terms of its scariness, but had laugh...
Abstract: CURSED STORYAn American TV crew has traveled to Japan to search for Hanuda, a mysterious village said to have disappeared after a landslide back in the seventies. While searching for the village, the crew stumbles across a human sacrifice ritual ta...
Abstract: Real survival horror games have been few and far between as of late. Releases in the genre have slowed up considerably, and Resident Evil, once the most high profile of all survival horror games, has veered into more of "zombie-themed action" direction...
