Although Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly Remake will fully launch on March 12, players can now give the game a try on all current-gen platforms.

Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake is a solid horror game that is held back by a couple frustrating aspects. Here's our review.

The most recent of these is Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake, a reimagining of the most popular entry in the series that brings it more in line with modern survival horror standards. It’s not ...

Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly remake mixes the old-style Japanese horror aesthetics with new-gen graphics. From the very first minute, the game feels old, but it appears new. And that isn’t bad ...

Crimson Butterfly follows the story of the original game closely. You play as the twins Mio and Mayu as they visit a valley where they used to play as children. Mayu is eventually led away by Mio, ...

Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake from developer Tecmo brings a survival horror classic to modern times. Originally released in 2003, Crimson Butterfly continued the innovative run for the ...

Crimson Butterfly Remake follows the tale of twin sisters Mio and Mayu Amakura as they escape the horrors of Minakami village, battling decades-old secrets and wraiths at every turn.

This review examines the the remake's improvements and disappointing combat focus, questioning if it stays true to the original horror classic.

'Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly Remake' is a chilling, impressive, and beautiful return to form for one of the scariest games ever made.

Originally released for PlayStation 2 in 2003, Fatal Frame II has a deserved reputation as one of the scariest horror video games ever made. It was remade once before on the Nintendo Wii, which added ...

There is a fine line between Terror and Tedium, and Fatal Frame II: The Crimson Butterfly: Remake wobbles along this proverbial tightrope every time an angry ...