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: The sequel adds depth by giving specific characters unique Sightjack abilities, such as the power to control certain enemies or see "psychic impressions" of past events.

: The addition of the light-sensitive Yamibito creates a constant tactical shift. While you must stay in the dark to hide from Shibito, you must use your flashlight to weaken and repel Yamibito. Atmosphere and Setting Forbidden Siren 2

: The audio design is arguably the scariest part of the game. Hearing the distorted thoughts, coughs, and muttering of the zombies as you sight-jack them creates a level of intimacy with the horror that few games achieve. : The sequel adds depth by giving specific

: The story is still told through a "Link Navigator," requiring you to play as 10 different characters whose timelines intertwine. While rewarding, reviewers from Eurogamer note it can still be confusing and obtuse to those not paying close attention. The Verdict Atmosphere and Setting : The audio design is

While the original Siren was notorious for its extreme difficulty and "trial-and-error" design, Siren 2 is much more approachable for a general audience.

: The game introduces multiple difficulty settings, an alert system that vibrates the controller when enemies are near, and a comprehensive hint system.