Siren: Blood Curse's episodic structure also keeps things engaging. The game is divided into twelve TV-style episodes, and each comes complete with a quick recap at the beginning and a preview of ...

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 ...

Instead, Blood Curse, akin to the original Siren, changes back and forth between different characters, focusing on what their individual situation happens to be as they try to survive the streets ...

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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 ...

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.

Blood Curse is Siren minus the earlier games’ twitchy controls, dodgy combat and cruel AI. If you want an absorbing horror story with some truly creepy set-pieces, it’s well worth sampling the ...

With the upcoming SIREN: Blood Curse, a sequel of sorts to the original PlayStation 2 game from 2004, you can add one more series to that list of creepy games.

It just needed a sharper focus to make the pieces fit. The question is whether Siren: Blood Curse - a 12-episode series reboot sold on PSN - can deliver.