yep, one of my critiques in the video

Yea, even with the update the combat is still tedious. It's not hard, just boring.

yeah, that's a part of my critique

Although it has its flaws, Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake is a faithful recreation of a beloved classic. 👻📸🦋

I had a great time with it, even if combat is its biggest problem.

My review: youtu.be/u69KvGCx5K8

Please share it around if you'd like to support me!

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Now live, going to check out more of this game starting from the beginning 👇

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horrorvisuals - Twitch Hey, I’m Hurc. I play and discuss horror games, from cursed prototypes to indie masterpieces. Expect cozy chaos, jump scares, and deep dives into what makes horror work.

If you're curious and would like to see more of Hungry Ghosts, I'm actually going to stream it today at 6 PM GMT on my Twitch Channel, starting from the beginning.

It'll be a slow playthrough as I'll use Google Translate to play though, just so you know.

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Looks like there are some fan translation projects in progress, but I haven't been able to find any that's finished.

It's really not that hard to play once you figure out the menus and the main mechanics.

Unfortunately, there’s no official English localization. That means most players outside Japan never saw it back in the day, making Hungry Ghosts a truly obscure horror game.

For that same reason, take all this info with a grain of salt. I literally use Google Translate as I play.

Expect dark, oppressive hallways and exteriors, and eerie spirits. Some actually look pretty weird.

And a story that’s more existential dread than blatant scares. Think King's Field atmosphere meets Japanese folklore and Buddhist concepts of rebirth and punishment.

Your goal is to reach the Gate of Judgment. But that’s not enough on its own. How you behave, what you help, what you destroy, how you interact with spirits affects whether you’ll be reborn or consigned to eternal suffering.

It's all free movement. No point and click stuff. You walk and look around using the left analog stick, perform actions and attack using the right analog stick, R1 to run, etc.

Combat is pretty fluid and simple. You literally just push the right analog stick up to attack.

PS2 didn't have many first person games compared to all the other genres, so this by itself is kind of an anomaly, not to mention that it's a first person HORROR game.

It actually plays really well, dare I say, beyond its time. Maybe only a little hard to get used to.

And I mean there are a lot of choices. Even opening a simple door usually has two choices. Do you investigate first, or do you open the door right away?

Also most actions are done by you manually, using the right analog stick. I pause here for a sec before figuring that out.

Unlike typical survival horror games of its era, this one is first-person, slow, and introspective. Instead of simply only fighting monsters, you navigate the consequences of your choices in a purgatorial world.

Narrative choices, contextual actions, and more.

Developed by Deep Space and published by Sony Computer Entertainment in 2003, Hungry Ghosts casts you as a lost soul stuck in a limbo-like afterlife, haunted by spirits and judged for your past actions.

Hungry Ghosts is an obscure, first person horror game from the PlayStation 2.

It’s one of the most surprising and eerie horror experiences hiding in the console’s library, and it never even left Japan.

Here is a thread about it🧵

Bottle of Sickness by HanoiAnalog Light a cigarette. Inhale the past. Exhale your sanity.

Taking around 20 minutes to finish, it's the developer's first game project. Check it out here:

hanoianalog.itch.io/bottle-of-si...

Bottle of Sickness

Developed by HanoiAnalog

It's a short first-person horror game where you work at an android maintenance shop and do what you're told, while dealing with your subconscious playing tricks on you.

This man is such a show off 😂

About 4-5 hours

Also a big thanks to those who came and joined the streams as I played through the game.

After a short break from Resident Evil, I'll start the next marathon where I'll play ALL Resident Evil games. All of them, including the mobile titles. Planning on doing that in two weeks.

Rolled the credits on Resident Evil Requiem.

What a great game. I have some thoughts on it, which I'll turn into a video to better explain what I think about this anomaly of a game.

It should be ready by this weekend.

Finishing Resident Evil Requiem

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Continuing Resident Evil Requiem 🩸

Played for 5 hours yesterday and I feel like I barely scratched the surface. My back feels better today, so I might go for a longer session!

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Thank you, gotta rest up for a couple of weeks

You know who Leon looks like lowkey?

I barely had any sleep, hurt my back doing a deadlift, and my body is barely able to function thanks to the raw power of a sweet can of caffeine.

I'm live with Resident Evil Requiem. It's going to be a long stream. Come join if you want to experience it together!

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Requiem is upon us!

I'll be streaming Resident Evil Requiem today at 6 PM GMT. Come join if you wanna hang out and experience it together.

It'll be a long stream. I'm planning on playing until I start dozing off. Been waiting a long time for this🤘

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Yes! Requiem stream will start at 6 PM GMT on February 27