The areas in the game are very open and the largest in the series. The game focuses heavily on water and takes place in Hikamiyama, also known as the Mountain of Death, inspired by the fabled Aokigahara forest (also called the Suicide Forest) where many people go to commit suicide. Shigeru Miyamoto from Nintendo introduced the game at a special live-streamed event in July 2014.

In April of 2014, it was revealed through the Japanese magazine Famitsu that Koei Tecmo and Nintendo were partnering again to develop a Wii U entry in the Fatal Frame series. This marks the first time that a Fatal Frame game will be playable on PC, and the first time to have the series being no longer exclusive to Nintendo ports. On that same day, Koei Tecmo revealed a trailer that the remastered version of Maiden of Black Water will not only come to Nintendo Switch but will also come to PC via Steam, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. ĭuring E3 2021, a remastered version of Maiden of Black Water was revealed to be coming to Nintendo Switch during Nintendo's E3 Direct. During E3 2015 Nintendo of America released a video of the game with the official English title being Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water. The Nintendo Direct of April 1, 2015, officially announced that Fatal Frame 5/Project Zero 5 will be released later in 2015 for Europe and North America. However, on the day of the Japanese launch, an official NicoNico stream featuring the movie actresses playing the first hour of the game featured a different English version of the game's title on its website - Fatal Frame: Oracle of the Sodden Raven. It was published and released on September 27, 2014, in Japan by Nintendo. The game was announced on April 2014 and was co-developed by Tecmo Koei and Nintendo SPD Group No. Zero: Wet Crow Shrine Maiden) in Japan, is the fifth installment of the Fatal Frame series. Remastered: Nintendo Switch, Microsoft Windows (via Steam) Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/Sįatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water, known as Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water in Europe, and as Zero: Nuregarasu no Miko (lit.

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