Despite some shortcomings, Siren: Blood Curse is an enjoyably creepy adventure with some interesting gameplay mechanics.

Siren: Blood Curse Mixing Japanese and more traditional, Western-style horror elements to eerie effect, "Siren: Blood Curse" delivers on its core promise to freak players out. But Sony's decision ...

So when I tell you that Siren: Blood Curse is, in essence, an Americanised remake of the original Siren, bear with me for a moment more - because it needs to be emphasised that this is a remake by ...

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Ultimately, Siren: Blood Curse is a welcome nod back to the fundamentals of survival horror, and provides a captivating experience on the strength of a solid plot and atmospheric gameplay experience.

The first two Siren games may have been inspired and joyously original, but fun wasn't the right word for them. The bru… ...

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While previous Siren games came on traditional discs, Blood Curse is split into 12 episodes, which can be downloaded in packs of three from the PlayStation Store.

A TV crew from America arrive to research and film an exposé on the urban myth of Hanuda, the Vanished Village, where human sacrifices are said to have taken place. Hanuda is a dark, eerie world ...