Project Zero Maiden of Black Water for Nintendo Wii U

About Project Zero Maiden of Black Water for Nintendo Wii U

Project Zero Maiden of Black Water is a chilling horror adventure set on Mount Hikami, a beautiful mountain with a dark history of tragedy and ritual. Three characters, including Yuri Kozukata who can see the dead, climb its paths for their own painful reasons. Water soaks everything here, from flooded shrines to rainy forests, and the mountain spirits grow stronger as you get wetter. Few horror games feel this damp, quiet and sad.

Your only weapon is the Camera Obscura, a camera that harms ghosts when you photograph them at the perfect moment. Framing several spirits and striking just before they attack builds powerful shots, but it means letting terror get very close. The Wii U GamePad acts as the camera, which makes aiming feel wonderfully natural. Between scares, letters and memories reveal the mountain story in small, haunting pieces that linger long after you stop playing. Difficult moments arrive fairly, and the game usually gives you the tools to solve them before they truly bite.

Genre	Horror
Publisher	Nintendo
Platform	Nintendo Wii U
Release	2015
Available on	Physical copies for Nintendo Wii U

A quick reality check for buyers of Project Zero Maiden of Black Water: the Wii U eShop closed in March 2023, ending new digital purchases for good. The honest way in now is a physical copy from a retailer or a game shop you trust. Anyone who bought the game digitally before the closure can still access their purchased games on their console.

On Mount Hikami, even the rain feels haunted.

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What's inside

• Explore the haunted shrines of Mount Hikami
• Fight ghosts with the Camera Obscura
• Use the GamePad as your ghost hunting camera
• A sorrowful story told in letters and memories
• Spirits grow bolder as the water rises

Best for

Perfect for horror fans who prefer slow dread and sorrow over loud shocks.