Zero: Shisei no Koe

Video Game
2005
15

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A professional photographer, still mourning the death of her fiancé, finds herself pulled into a mysterious "dream manor" whenever she falls asleep.A professional photographer, still mourning the death of her fiancé, finds herself pulled into a mysterious "dream manor" whenever she falls asleep.A professional photographer, still mourning the death of her fiancé, finds herself pulled into a mysterious "dream manor" whenever she falls asleep.

Director
- Makoto Shibata
Writers
- Tsuyoshi Iuchi
- Makoto Shibata
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8.4/10

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Director
- Makoto Shibata
Writers
- Tsuyoshi Iuchi
- Makoto Shibata
Stars

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Kimberly Brooks

Rei Kurosawa
(English version)
(voice)
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Kim Mai Guest

Miku Hinasaki
(English version)
(voice)
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Josh Keaton

Kei Amakura
(English version)
(voice)
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JD Cullum

Yuu Asou
(English version)
(voice)
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Courtenay Taylor

Kyoka Kuze
(English version)
(voice)
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April Hong

Kozue Kuzuhara
(English version)
(voice)
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Stephen Stanton

Additional Voices
(English version)
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Lusia Strus

Kizuna Himuro
(English version)
(voice)
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Tsukiko Amano

Music composer

Katsuaki Arima

Kei Amakura
(Japanese version)
(voice)
(as Yusei Oda)

Takaya Kuroda

Yuu Asou
(voice)

Junko Minagawa

Rei Kurosawa
(voice)

Miyû Tsuzurahara

Kozue Kuzuhara
(Japanese version)
(voice)
(as Miyuu Tsuzuhara)
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Rika Wakusawa

Miku Hinasaki
(voice)

Nana Yamaguchi

Yashuu Kuze
(voice)

Director
- Makoto Shibata
Writers
- Tsuyoshi Iuchi
- Makoto Shibata
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Trivia
Certain locations in the game are replicated from their appearances in the previous games in the series, Fatal Frame and Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly. A prime example is during Hour IV, when Miku explores areas of the mansion from the original Fatal Frame. She finds a Camera Obscura in the same spot from the original game, as well as the stone marker puzzle a couple of rooms further in.

Goofs
In the beginning of the game, a flashback of Rei surviving the car crash is shown. However, as Rei is shown getting up from being thrown from the car and approaching her deceased boyfriend Yuu in the wreck, she and Yuu - whose head is resting on broken glass - haven't a single inch of blood or damage on them.

Quotes
Miku Hinasaki: [when Rei finds Miki on the latter's bed, her body covered with tattoos] Now I understand. These tattoos... are my punishment for living. For living on... for surviving... that day... Ever since I was a child I've been able to see things other people can't. My brother was the only one who understood me... That's how... I know... we're going to die.

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Koe
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9/10

not to be missed.

fatal frame series for me surpasses silent hill series, which for me was the best survive horror game ,not only this game is heavy on story but damn scary, this game is a must play for all those survival horror fans ,the first thing that i appreciate about this game is the story, which is brilliant , this game is slow which makes it more scary and realistic ,the only thing that i didn't like about this game was it was in the mansion itself which gets quite repetitive but that point can be ignored as this game is quite involving. At last i would say This game has been consistent enough in providing thrills and chills . i give this game 9/10 and highly recommend this game to the ps2 owners