Project Zero – The sad end of a great series

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At one time, Project Zero was one of the greats – at least in terms of content. In the early 2000s, the series helped to shape the survival horror genre and introduced Japanese horror. Even if the series never achieved a commercial breakthrough, it was still extremely popular among fans and critics for its many new impulses.

On its 20th anniversary, part five is coming to PC and all current consoles for the first time – of all things, the weakest part. How the brand could deteriorate so much over the years and why the fascination with Project Zero is still great today, we show you in this video.

Thomas
Thomas
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