Forbidden Siren - RARE PS2 Game

Prepare to become ensnared in the nightmare that has overwhelmed Hanyuda, the Japanese village which now finds itself awash with evil and encircled by a sea of blood. There was no warning, no explanation, in the blink of an eye the village became a gruesome hell on earth and almost all of its inhabitants met with a fate that is surely worse than death...
Almost, but not all. There are few survivors, each now embroiled in their own personal fight for survival. Immersed in a world of fear, mystery and suspense these survivors begin a desperate search for a way out and only through their eyes, as they evade the vile creatures that yesterday were their friends and neighbours, will we begin to understand the macabre recent events.

Taking place over a three day period, Forbidden Siren's 78-episode narrative not only switches between each character, but also goes forwards and backwards through time to help you understand exactly how everything falls into place. Each character, from the inquisitive high school student Kyoya to the murderous old hunter Akira, is in the village for different reasons and by understanding their past and their reactions to the evil that continues to spread around them, the mystery begins to unravel. With gameplay as innovative as its storyline, the lure of Forbidden Siren is impossible to resist.

Forbidden Siren incorporates haunting environments, eerily realistic characters complete with motion-captured facial expressions, and unsettling camera techniques, resulting in one of the most terrifying games to date. The horror story was based on H.P. Lovecraft's Clthulhu Mythos novels - infamous for his writings of horror fiction. Other influences are derived from Japanese novels and comics, married with the dynamism of 80's horror movies.

Also known as Siren.

Released: 2004
Genre: Third-Person Adventure
Developer: SCEI

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Excellent condition.
Note: Disc has "promo" written on it, but it is still the FULL game. Grab this full game at a cheaper price now!

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