Above all else, this is a game that shows an uncanny awareness of what works in the Japanese horror cinema, and a ruthless determination to use that knowledge. Grainy monochrome flashbacks; distorted figures with faces shrouded in long, dark hair; sudden glimpses of something horrid in the background; flash cuts; creepy kids; crazy angles; weird backwards audio - every trick you saw in The Ring or The Grudge is employed here, and all of them prove just as effective in making you wish you’d selected brown trousers that morning.