There is terrible horror with us at a late hour Project Zero: Black Water Priest, Perfect for Halloween, just for you! Project Zero: Black Water Priest Available for the first time to Nintendo Switch and other systems to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the horror series PROJECT ZERO. It was first released for the Wii U!
Improved screen resolution, new costumes and accessories, new snapshot mode so you can create characters and ghosts anyway, creative scenes, updated ghost list, optimal controls and more!
Hikami Mountain was once a sacred place. This place is home to a unique religion based on the worship of water as a deity. It is said that many horrible incidents took place in this place and mysterious events could be observed. This mysterious and intricate story follows the three protagonists, Yuri Kozukota, Miu Hinasaki and Ren Hojo, each of whom explores the menacing Higami Mountain, the place where many found their deaths and the secrets hidden there.
Players use Camera Abscura, a special camera that can chase away revenge monsters and control their power, to explore Mount Hikami and the many events that have taken place there in the past. The story is divided into separate tasks and each task is guided by a new protagonist. In addition to capturing the evil forces that attack you, the camera obscura reveals other things that are invisible to the human eye, thus helping to locate lost objects.
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