Perfect. Please Put all Fatal Frame games in Steam.

Please port previous entire series to Steam

Its alright, but in my restless dreams I see remastered fatal frame 2 on Steam.

This is so much better than I initially expected.

Rather than a Halloween one-night stand for lonely weebs, Maiden of Black Water is a really well-executed horror adventure. While it's not as scary as it wants to seem, its exceptional sound design and solid art direction set a very unique creepy tone with enough tension to keep things interesting. Think Chilla's Art's games but, well, actually good.

Although it does overstay its welcome for a good couple of hours in a poor attempt to tell a story, it's hard to get mad at it because of how fun the combat system is. You'll be dancing around ghosts trying to capture as many of their weak points at once as possible, juggling different film types, using special lenses, mastering counter-attacks — and just having an awesome time in general. There is plenty to enjoy even when the game reuses the same locations and enemies, which is surprisingly often.

I'm not sure about ever going back to see all the extra content, but I had a blast during my first run nonetheless. Maiden of Black Water has both great style and engaging gameplay, a rare sight for the genre that usually struggles to make the two go along. If it is indeed the lowest point of the series like some people say, I'm really looking forward to checking out the rest of Fatal Frame soon.

P.S. In case you're worried about the port quality, they fixed every single major issue within the first several days. The game runs perfectly fine now.

KT, please remaster all previous entries on steam (for the second entry, I want both the original crimson butterfly and the deep crimson butterfly). And make new sequels too.

This franchise deserves much more.

If you ever feel alone, play this game late at night with the lights off. You won’t feel alone anymore.

I recommend the game, I don't recommend the port until the following two big errors are fixed.

We all want this game to succeed and to get the other Fatal Frames released for purchase on Steam, but KOEI TECMO are shooting themselves in the foot with this botched port and will no doubt withhold the remaining games from sale and blame the playerbase for not lapping up this problem riddled game. I'll reiterate that we like the game, but hate the port.

Incredibly basic issues are currently in this game including one I haven't seen in over 2 decades. The game speed is tied to framerate (which there is no in-game option to limit) so the speed of everything is variable to your rig often running 10 times faster than they should. This problem was solved way back in the DOS days and there is no reason for it to occur today.

Yet another issue with Japanese devs either not understanding/caring about PC or not knowing how to code- no mouse support for aiming which can not be bound to the mouse, default controls for aiming up, left, right, and down respectively are u, h, ;, and n.

On top of those issues, it doesn't support modern resolutions. Pass until it gets fixed. I pre-ordered to show support for my favorite series returning to modern storefronts but I was wrong to place any trust in KOEI TECMO.

Either get a controller, or wait for the mouse and keyboard fix.

They have slowly been fixing all the issues with the frame rate and controls. It now runs at 60 fps and has mouse support and is very playable. The game its self is really creepy and its intriguing to slowly unravel the past of the mountain. Heres hoping they release the other Fatal Frame games for PC in the future.

Update: The frame rate issue is now gone and the game runs beautifully for me at 120 fps. There's even going to be a patch in November to add mouse support.

Okay, first the bad news. The game aims to run at your monitor's refresh rate. If your monitor is above 60 and your GPU can handle it (and it CAN handle it), then the game will run uncapped. The thing is, the game's fps is tied to its speed. 60 fps is full speed. 120 fps is double speed. I'm not sure how much more it speeds up beyond that, but I'm guessing that, if you have a good GPU and a high refresh rate monitor, you can end up tripling the game's speed without issue. There is no way to lock this within the game. Maybe there's something in a config menu someone can dig up. So, you'll have to lock the game to 60 fps with an external program.

On top of that, there's NO MOUSE SUPPORT for the menus or controls. If you were hoping to control the camera with your mouse, forget about it and hope for a mod. As for the better news, it's a Fatal Frame game and it's the first one we've ever gotten on PC. I like the game a lot, although it's mostly pretty easy and not scary. The plot is really cool, though, as it focuses on the ritual sacrifice of shrine maidens as you creep through decrepit places. The game is episodic and there are plenty of times where you have to go back through the same area you just got done with, but as a different character. Some chapters end up feeling interchangeable due to this. You also can't maintain your inventory between chapters, which is weak.

On the other hand, leftover items give you points when you beat a level, as do the photos you've taken. The camera combat is the highlight here, as it's extremely fun and unique. You do bonus damage for making clever use of your viewfinder and you can press a button to dodge enemy attacks. The movement controls are poor, though. The FOV is super tight and characters are sluggish and don't move well. They also open doors and pick up items insanely slowly. Still, I like the combat, atmosphere, and lore enough that I really enjoy this game. Anyone who doesn't like all of those things might kind of hate it, though. Hopefully the fps issue will get fixed, as it's kind of glaring and I'm not sure how it got missed. Or maybe I'm just being stupid and I'm the only one being affected by this, but I doubt it. In summation, ghosts bad, photos good.

There are also bikinis included since I know so many people in the forums kept complaining about those not being here.