You are given a first-person view of environments, and are able to freely walk around areas. That your character would be on some sort of track and you’d just determine the pace and occasionally the area in which you’d search. Sometimes the ghastly boy and woman from Ju-on: The Grudge show up for quick scares or to try and kill your character.Īt first, I was a bit worried that Ju-on: The Grudge was going to be an 'on-rails' haunted house simulator. You’ll only survive as long as your flashlight lasts, so you have to collect batteries, find keys and get through as quickly as possible. Now, you’ve got to find your way through safely, and hopefully save your dog as well. Once you get in, the door locks behind you. You’re going to be assaulted and attacked by vengeful ghosts and frankly, you probably won’t make it out alive. Just walking in means that you’re cursed. Unfortunately, this is a factory that is haunted. Of course you just happen to have a flashlight in hand and bravely go in after her. After choosing your gender and astrological sign, you watch as your dog, Ivy, runs after a ghostly apparition and heads into the factory. Ju-on: The Grudge has the player exploring a number of mysterious and haunted areas. It’ll give you the haunted house experience in your home and an occasional scare. This haunted house simulator for the Wii may not be deep, lengthy, thought provoking or especially challenging, but it does what it promises. Probably the most appropriate October release this year is Xseed’s Ju-on: The Grudge.

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