Zero: Akai Chou (also known as Zero: Crimson Butterfly) is a horror adventure game, the second installment in the Fatal Frame series (or Project Zero in Europe), developed by The game was released on the PlayStation 2 in 2003 (for the Japanese version) and later in other markets in 2004.
Zero: Akai Chou focuses on the story of twin sisters, Mio and Mayu Amakura, as they stumble into a mystical village surrounded by a terrifying forest. In this mysterious world, they must face the ghosts and horrifying secrets of the village. The game uses the Camera Obscura camera to fight ghosts and solve mysteries.
The gameplay of Zero: Akai Chou focuses on using the Camera Obscura to shoot photos and eliminate ghosts. Every photo you take can contain destructive power, and you must face elements of horror and tension during your exploration.
The game has been highly appreciated for the way it creates a terrifying and tense atmosphere, while also delivering an engaging story. It has become one of the popular horror games on the PlayStation 2 and has provided a terrifying experience for players.
In short, Zero: Akai Chou is a famous adventure horror game on the PlayStation 2, developed by Tecmo and published by Tecmo and Ubisoft (for the European version). This game focuses on using the camera to fight ghosts and uncover the secrets of a mysterious village.
