Siren: Blood Curse

Background: In 1976, a remote village nestled deep within the mountains of Japan disappeared without a trace. Decades later, an American television crew ventures to the deserted location, where they become unwilling witnesses to ancient and terrifying rituals that have never been seen by outsiders.

Guide Information: This document is copyrighted 2008 by Kevin Hall (Berserker). Siren: Blood Curse is copyrighted 2008 by Sony Computer Entertainment, Inc.

Table of Contents:

• Introduction [IN00]
• Basics [BS00]
• Walkthrough [WT00]
  • Episode 01 [EP01]
    • Chapter 2 [C012]
  • Episode 02 [EP02]
    • Chapter 2 [C022]
    • Chapter 4 [C024]
    • Chapter 6 [C026]
  • Episode 03 [EP03]
    • Chapter 2 [C032]
    • Chapter 4 [C034]
  • Episode 04 [EP04]
    • Chapter 2 [C042]
    • Chapter 4 [C044]
  • Episode 05 [EP05]
    • Chapter 2 [C052]
    • Chapter 4 [C054]
  • Episode 06 [EP06]
    • Chapter 2 [C062]
    • Chapter 4 [C064]
  • Episode 07 [EP07]
    • Chapter 2 [C072]
    • Chapter 4 [C074]
  • Episode 08 [EP08]
    • Chapter 2 [C082]
    • Chapter 4 [C084]
  • Episode 09 [EP09]
    • Chapter 2 [C092]
    • Chapter 4 [C094]
  • Episode 10 [EP10]
    • Chapter 2 [C102]
    • Chapter 4 [C104]
  • Episode 11 [EP11]
    • Chapter 2

Walkthrough

1. 1
   You begin in a dark, confined area. Proceed forward, keeping an eye on your surroundings.
2. 2
   The primary objective is to reach the exit point marked on your minimap (a small map displayed on your HUD (heads-up display — the on-screen icons showing health, ammo and the minimap), showing your immediate surroundings and nearby threats).
3. 3
   Be aware of Shibito (undead enemies) that may appear. Use cover (objects that block enemy line of sight) to your advantage.
4. 4
   Listen carefully for enemy audio cues, which can help you anticipate their movements.
5. 5
   If you encounter a Shibito, your best option is often to evade them rather than engage directly, especially early on.
6. 6
   Proceed through the level, following the path indicated by the game's waypoints (visual markers guiding you to your objective).
7. 7
   Be cautious of environmental hazards.
8. 8
   Reach the designated exit area to complete the mission.

Tips

• Conserve your resources if any are found.
• Always check corners and behind objects for hidden enemies or items.
• If you are detected, try to break line of sight and hide until the Shibito loses track of you.
• The radar (your minimap with nearby blips and threats marked) can be helpful in detecting nearby Shibito, but do not rely on it solely.

Hey there! So you're diving into Siren: Blood Curse, huh? It's a wild ride, and this guide is here to help you get your bearings. Think of me as that friend who's already been through the spooky village of Hanuda and is here to give you the lowdown without spoiling all the scares. What's the Story? Basically, you're playing as a TV crew from America who are there to film a documentary about a creepy urban legend. This legend is about Hanuda, a village that supposedly vanished and where people used to be sacrificed. It's like stepping into a nightmare frozen in the 1970s, surrounded by a weird red sea. There's an ancient curse, and you and the other visitors need to survive against the Shibito – think of them as the living dead – and other nasty monsters. You'll also be trying to save some of the remaining folks, like Miyako. How Does This Even Work? Forget the complex navigation from older games; Siren: Blood Curse is more straightforward. It's broken down into twelve episodes, and you'll switch between different characters. There aren't any secret bonus objectives here, so focus on getting through the main story. One of the coolest (and most terrifying) mechanics is sightjacking. It's now in an automated split-screen, so you can see what other people are seeing without stopping your own actions. Keep an eye on your surroundings, though! You can accidentally knock over random objects, which will totally alert the Shibito. Pro tip: You can brace doors to slow them down and even move while aiming to attack. Some weapons have finishing moves that can take a Shibito out instantly, which is super handy. Like in *Forbidden Siren 2*, there's an Archives section where you can find all sorts of audio and video logs, plus weapons you've picked up. It's a good way to piece together the lore. Who's Who? This game has a lot of characters, and their stories get pretty tangled. Here are the main players you'll be dealing with: * Howard Wright: He's pretty much the main guy. He's 18 and gets drawn into Hanuda by an email from Sam Monroe, though Sam doesn't remember sending it. Howard ends up helping Miyako and eventually has to face down a god named Kaiko. * Sam Monroe: A professor and folklore expert. He's part of the TV crew and is Melissa Gale's ex-husband and Bella Monroe's dad. He finds some clues in the Irazu Valley Church that suggest the game's events were predicted. He even turns into a spider shibito at one point! * Melissa Gale: The presenter of the TV crew, Sam's ex-wife, and Bella's mom. She's desperately trying to find Bella and gets caught up in the nightmare. She ends up sacrificing herself to save Bella. * Bella Monroe: Sam and Melissa's daughter. She gets separated and ends up turning into a shibito herself. Things get really wild for her, and it turns out she becomes Amana. * Seigo Saiga: A doctor who's involved in the initial sacrificial ritual but later helps out Howard, Sam, and Melissa. He's got a complicated past and plays a key role near the end. * Sol Jackson: The cameraman for the crew. He turns into a shibito for most of the game and causes a lot of problems for the Monroes. He's secretly in love with Melissa. * Amana: An evil nun who became immortal by eating a dying god. It's revealed she's actually Bella all grown up. She's trying to summon a new god, Kaiko. * Miyako: She has special blood that can resist the curse, making her a target for Amana's ritual to summon Kaiko. She relies on Howard for protection, and her spirit even helps him later on. That's the basic rundown to get you started. Stick close, keep your eyes peeled, and try not to get yourself turned into a Shibito!