In the game, we follow three protagonists who arrive at the mountain, filled with forests, lakes and cemeteries, and each of them is driven by slightly different motives. The story described in Maiden of Black Water revolves around Mount Hikayama - a mysterious place where people who "follow the way of death" go. The game is the third title in the series (including the Fatal Frame II remake) to be released exclusively on Nintendo consoles. The title was developed by Koei Tecmo, a holding company formed by the merger of Koei and the original series creators from the Tecmo studio. It doesn't stop there though, if Halloween has you in the mood for some monsters, check out the latest from the Dark Pictures Anthology with House of Ashes, or if you want something a bit more upbeat, blast off into space with the long-awaited Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy.Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water is the fifth full-fledged installment of the popular horror series, launched in 2001 on the PlayStation 2 console. Of course, sports fanatics can also get their kicks in the annual release of FIFA, and if you're looking for a wackier take on events that make you go outside, then Riders Republic may just fit the bill. Or if the spooky Halloween season has you in the mood for some eeries atmospheres, then Nintendo's latest entry in the Metroid season should deliver exactly what you need with Metroid Dread. If you're into huge open world sandboxes filled with crazy over-the-top action featuring a dog named after our favorite breakfast meat, then look no further than Ubisoft's Far Cry 6. Now, it really doesn't matter what type of "gamer" you are, because this month is going to have something for you. So if you're curious as to what to look out for this coming month, then look no further! Here is a full rundown of all the biggest games releasing in October of 2021. Get ready for spooky season! If you can believe it, it's already Fall, which means brand new big games are about to start dropping as fast as dead leaves from a tree.
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