That's because you've been to them already, because you've been going in circles for five hours. In reality you'll spend a lot of time wandering around the orphanage, which is filled with rooms that look pretty much like the rooms you've already been to. Or at least, that's where the game should begin. You take her to the orphanage, there are other creepy little girls inside, and that's where the game begins. You get the feeling this is your story, which gives us a very 'Series of Unfortunate Events' feel. You find a book that seems to tell the story of a young, unlucky girl who is going to have some bad things happen to her. It starts off promisingly enough-the menus have a wonderfully skittish hand-drawn animated look, and in the options you'll find a 'noir filter' that adds grain to the picture to make it look like an old film. What was so bad about the game that Sony didn't want to touch it? Well, after spending a number of hours with the title it turns out it's not the content that's bad, but the game itself. I was hoping Rule of Rose would do the same thing, and after Sony decided not to publish it in the US because they were scared of the content, I became even more excited this news made that Mature rating rather intriguing. Fatal Frame 1 and 2 (we'll forget 3 was ever made) delivered some of the most disturbing gaming in the history of the medium, and enough intriguing gameplay to keep you interested in the game mechanics as well as the deep story. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.After the Fatal Frame series, I've become a big fan of the 'creepy little girl' genre of survival horror.

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