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FATAL FRAME / PROJECT ZERO: MAIDEN OF BLACK WATER
Many devoted PC-boyars have probably heard something about the Japanese horror series Fatal Frame (known in their homeland as Project Zero), which was once almost on an equal footing with Silent Hill. But they couldn’t try it in person. Only now, on the occasion of Halloween and the 20th anniversary of the series, at least some game from this franchise has reached the PC for the first time, namely the fifth Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water. The original was released in 2015 exclusively on Wii U, so the current re-release visited all other key platforms for the first time. Continue reading
UNDERNAUTS: LABYRINTH OF YOMI
Horror in the dungeons and more
Horror in Undernauts: Labyrinth of Yomi is driven by the story, art design, and atmosphere. The action takes place in Yomi. In Japanese folklore, this is actually Hell, the land of the dead, and in the game it is a strange complex and labyrinth that suddenly appeared in the 70s of the last century in the vicinity of Tokyo. It’s scary, dark and there are not always living monsters around, but it’s also full of especially valuable resources. Therefore, corporations regularly send groups of specially trained stalkers (titular Undernauts) to their extraction, in fact, exploiting them mercilessly. Continue reading
WHY DUALSENSE IS A GREAT GIFT
Many computer games are convenient on the gamepad: fighting games, racing, 2D and 3D platformers. Some people are more comfortable with action games with shooters, especially if they have aim assist. In terms of connectivity, the DualSense is just as easy to use as other gamepads, especially if you play through Steam, where support for this controller was added back in November last year. All you need to do is connect it with a USB-C to USB-A cable or, if you prefer to play wirelessly, use a Bluetooth adapter. Continue reading
