Why Fatal Frame III: The Tormented is Secretly Genius
278K views · Feb 20, 2021 · Gaming
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@RagnarRoxShow · 5 years ago · pinned
Addendum:<br>1) Since people are asking: I hadn't planned to cover further games in the series, but I'm not saying it couldn't happen. It's a thing I certainly considered, that's not <b>planned</b> at the moment but that I might just get around to one day, we'll see.<br>2) I am incredibly sorry and embarrassed that I, somehow while making this video got a mnemonic twist in my brain and started referring to the protagonist as Rei Amakura instead of Rei Kurosawa.🙇 <br>This hurts my soul, haha...I totally have been aware that her last name is Kurosawa since I always found it cool that her last name was a nod to Kiyoshi Kurosawa, director of Kairo(Pulse) who heavily inspired the series - but somewhere during production I must have had gotten twist in my brain from "Kei Amakura" sounding so similar and neither I nor 2 people copy-editing the script ever once noticed it in the past weeks. Very strange indeed.<br>I have to take it with a laugh, but it's... painful. My Apologies.🤣
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@ProperBird · 5 years ago
"You can pet the cat in Fatal Frame III: The Tormented."
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@BoarSin · 5 years ago
the last thing rei said at the end of the game is so beautiful that even now i still get emotional every time i hear her say it: "i'll go on living, even with the pain"
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@skullface435 · 5 years ago
"It's raining again..."
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@no.402 · 5 years ago
This series is so underrated and needs a return.
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@Cirquet · 5 years ago
This game really got me. Does anyone remember that part where a pair of legs just randomly appears in the closet in Rei's house? After playing for a while, I saw them out of the corner of my eye, just for a second, then when I looked closer they were gone. Seriously thought I was going insane because why would there be legs there? It makes no sense. I don't think there's been another game that made me question my own sanity like that.
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@ronaldcharan2705 · 5 years ago
The tormented is very underrated. Scared me more than the first two. Especially the home exploration parts.
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@peejaycruz6898 · 1 year ago
Since fatal frame 2 remake will be releasing, I hope 3 will have remake too
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@MsAquamonkey · 5 years ago
This game made me cry, and continues to do so. I adore it.
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@alaricbullard1507 · 1 year ago
Always seek the kitty's blessing between trips.
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@sinmenon4347 · 5 years ago
Fatal Frame III is my favorite in the series for a number of reasons: its deeply personal journey along with a refined game design and maps already make it a wonderful journey, but as stated it also brings the best aspects of the previous games and elevates them. My first experience with the game was, weirdly enough, enjoyed with friends: I was a FF1 veteran, while my best friend played only FF2, and we decided to play this game during a weekend. Even with company, it was such a haunting, heavy experience. At one point one of our friends decided to turn off the lights to enhance the experience and I had to turn it back on when I noticed my friend with tears of fear in her eyes -- and she had been playing horror games since the release of Resident Evil! This game is truly special.
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@moonwolfyowane6183 · 5 years ago
I find the manor of Sleep to the be the scariest place in the entire Fatal Frame series, due to one simple reason: The manor is in a dream world. Which means that people who have played the game could actually go to the manor of sleep in their own dreams as well. I have a few times and it was down right scary. Basically showing that the devs of Fatal Frame 3 made a world that is not only unforgettable but one that is impactful.
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