The purists have the option to turn it to full Japanese voices and put the focus more on the subtitles.Ī big point of note in the story is battling the demons that are inside. It uses American voices and that didn't annoy me even for one second. The game has full English voice acting and I quite like what they have done with it. The darkness creeps around every corner and that is clearer than ever.
The Wii U GamePad vibrates at those tense moments, which adds that dimension I needed to make it click. I was shivering a bit on my seat and felt uneasy about what was happening. What makes the opening so stand out is that there is a sense of dread that feels real. It is sadly all in vain as an evil female ghost traps her and her ultimate fate remains a mystery at the end of the beginning. This is needed as daunting spirits surround the girl and she has to run to find a way out of there. You stumble about for a bit and get to learn the game's basics quickly and easily. You get to play as Miu Hinasaki, who finds herself in a dark and unknown area.
The prologue for Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water sets things up in a great fashion.
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