GamesRadar have had some rough nights - isn't that what freshman year of college is for? But they have never woken up in the middle of the night to find themselves in a remote Japanese village where it just happens to be raining blood. Yet, that's what an American named Sam finds himself doing in the beginning of Siren: Blood Curse, the latest in Sony's quietly demented survival horror series.
Sam is just one of seven playable characters, most of whom are part of a documentary film crew who came to the cursed village expecting to debunk the trite local legends. Big shock when it turns out to be true - the town is crawling with the series' trademark enemies: Shibito. The natives, it seems, turn into bloodthirsty zombie-types every so often. You can't usually kill them; you can only hope to knock them out long enough to get away before they wake again.
