Demo Now Available for ‘Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake’ - Bloody Disgusting

One week before launch, Koei Tecmo and developer Team NINJA have released the demo for the upcoming Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake, which is now available on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam. After completing the demo, players will be able to transfer their save data to the full game when it launches on March 12. In addition to the demo, fans can now pre-order the Digital Deluxe Edition, which includes the base game, along with the digital soundtrack and digital art book, as well as the Digital Deluxe Bonus Set featuring the Deluxe Charm and costumes for Mio and Mayu. A Digital Deluxe Upgrade is also available separately. Players who purchase a physical or digital version of the game before March 25 will receive the following early purchase bonuses: Wraith Charm, Peony Hair Ornament (Red)/Peony Hair Ornament (Blue), and Kimono (Red)/Kimono (Black). Meanwhile, players who digitally pre-order the game before launch will receive the following bonuses: Spirit Charm, Cat Ears (White)/Cat Ears (Black), as well as the costumes Crimson Butterfly – Mio (Original)/Crimson Butterfly – Mayu (Original), inspired by outfits from the original game. In the Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake demo, players follow twin sisters Mio and Mayu Amakura as they wander into an abandoned village infested with vengeful spirits. This complete remake of the second title in the franchise introduces new gameplay elements, along with enhanced graphics and immersive sound, to scare even the most seasoned horror game fans. The series’ signature system – repelling wraiths by photographing them with the Camera Obscura – returns in this title, allowing for a more dynamic use of the Camera Obscura in both exploration and combat. Related Topics:Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly RemakeKoei TecmoNintendo Switch 2PCPlayStation 5steamTeam NinjaXbox Series Mike Wilson Writer, Artist, Gamer from the Great White North. I try not to be boring. Advertisement You may like ‘Hellraiser: Revival’ Secures Its ESRB Rating With No Cuts ‘POSTAL: Brain Damaged’ DLC “These Sunny Daze” Launches March 16 for PlayStation, Switch [Trailer] Narrative-Driven Psychological Horror Title ‘The Occultist’ Launches April 8 Dive Into the Story for ‘Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss’ with the New Trailer [Watch] ‘Resident Evil Requiem’ Has Now Sold Over 5 Million Copies Since Launch ‘The Midnight Walk’ Creeps to the Nintendo Switch 2 on March 26 [Trailer] Click to comment