In Mission Mode, the player is presented with a challenge, usually to defeat certain ghosts as quickly as possible, or getting the highest points possible, either overall or with a single shot. Over multiple playthroughs, the player can unlock various pieces of bonus content, including a "Mission Mode", different outfits, gallery features, and special camera lenses. The game has a "new game plus" feature, allowing the player to start a new game while keeping all their inventory, functions, and upgrades from their previous save file. There is no limit on how many times the player can save their game however, the game cannot be saved during combat - the lamp will go out when a hostile ghost is present, and will not relight until the ghost is defeated.
The player can save their progress at red lanterns scattered throughout the village. In addition to the main story, there is a special tenth chapter only available in Hard and Nightmare difficulties. In Chapter 7, Mio briefly loses both the flashlight and Camera Obscura, leaving the player with no means to fight back. The game is divided into nine chapters, each related to certain areas Mio visits as she chases her sister. At some points, the player will control Mayu in short sequences as she is led around the village by the crimson butterflies these sequences give the player hints as to The ghosts often provide some backstory or hints to the player one ghost, Itsuki, directly gives Mio (and the player) clues to find Mayu and proceed through the game. Throughout the game, Mio encounters a variety of ghosts, each with different attack methods. The Filament will also glow blue when a benign ghost is nearby.ĭuring the game, Mio must explore the village and its central buildings, finding various objects and solving puzzles in order to advance. The Camera also uses a Ghost Filament, which glows red in the presence of a hostile ghost, serving as an indicator of both its direction and proximity to Mio.
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The player can upgrade the Camera's special functions and lenses using Spirit Orbs found throughout the game, and points earned from photographing ghosts. The Camera uses different types of film as "ammunition", with the weakest type being unlimited. Mio's only weapon is the "Camera Obscura", an antique camera that can photograph and dispel spirits. Shortly into the game, Mio will obtain a flashlight, which can be aimed in different directions, although the flashlight will not work in all areas. If Mio's health runs out, the game will end the player can replenish their HP using different healing items scattered throughout the game. Mio's health is shown as a bar in the lower right corner, although only during combat and/or in Finder mode. For most of the game, the player controls Mio Amakura as she searches the Lost Village with (and sometimes, for) her twin sister, Mayu. Gameplay in Fatal Frame II has some changes and updates from its predecessor.
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