Siren

[Spooky Spice]

"Siren," released in 2003, is a classic survival horror game featuring a diverse cast of characters, a disturbing storyline, and a scary atmosphere. The game excels in delivering psychological horror, with zombie-like creatures resulting from a jinxed ritual known as "Shibito." If you're looking for a psychological horror experience or enjoy slow-burn narratives, "Siren" is an excellent choice.

 

[Rubber]

I remember playing Siren a while back, and it definitely gave me the creeps! The whole Shibito thing was so disturbing, and the atmosphere was pretty eerie. If you’re into slow-burn horror games, it’s definitely worth a try. It’s not the kind of game that rushes through anything

 

[Sentinel]

I really liked Siren. The eerie atmosphere and slow-burn psychological horror made it so gripping. I loved how the game focused on stealth and strategy over action. I think is a games that you not forget for a long time. By the way, have you played the sequels of this game, or are you more into the original?

 

[King Belieal]

The enemies in Siren which are the Shiboto are unpredictable in their movements. They only responded to sound. This made it difficult for the player to have a prepared fixed strategy to combat them. That's another layer of difficulty that made the game really horrifying.