History YMMV / FatalFrameIII

* [[HoYay Les Yay]]: Miku and Rei give off mild vibes.

* TierInducedScrappy: Poor Kei gets hit with this. His damage is ''nowhere'' near the level of Rei's, he can't charge up his camera long enough to actually deal significant damage, and his Hide mechanic has a chance of ''not working'' when you need it the most. His one upside is that [[StoneWall he can take a beating better]] than [[GlassCannon Miku]] or [[JackOfAllStats Rei]] can.

* LesYay: Miku and Rei give off mild vibes.

* WhatAnIdiot: The protagonists know that something otherworldly and lethal is going on, and that they have a genuine piece of anti-ghost technology in the house, that they even know how to use, not one of them thinks of trying to fix the Camera Obscura in Yuu's room in an attempt to resist or even cure the Tattoo Curse.

** The Blue Candles. Near the end of the game, the whole house gets covered in miasma from the Rift, causing much more dangerous ghosts to appear, including [[ImplacableMan Reika]] and [[VideoGame/FatalFrameII the Kusabi]], who can kill the player with one touch. The miasma also causes the whole game to become grayscaled, making it difficult to see anything. In order to temporarily solve this issue, the player has to find the Blue Candles that return everything to color and delay the most dangerous ghosts. Unfortunately, these candles are scattered in inconvenient places, meaning the player is stuck with three awful options:

* Go to YMMV page for ''YMMV/FatalFrameI''
* Go to YMMV page for ''YMMV/FatalFrameII''
* Go to YMMV page for ''[[YMMV/FatalFrameIV Fatal Frame IV: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse]]''
* Go to YMMV page for ''YMMV/FatalFrameMaidenOfBlackWater''

* Go back to the [[YMMV/FatalFrame series YMMV page]].
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** Playing as Kei renders most of the gameplay into a StealthBasedMission. It's certainly cool that he manages to traverse the Manor of Sleep completely unarmed for a while, but his heralded special ability is to squat behind furniture.

* {{Narm}}: Rei wakes up and gets surprised by Yoshino's ghost grabbing her wrist. There's a few seconds of silence as the camera remains still on Rei, and then moves onto Yoshino. Rei's facial expression is less one of shock and more a complex, derpy expression.

* {{Narm}}: Rei wakes up and gets surprised by Yoshino's ghost grabbing her wrist. There's a few seconds of silence as the camera remains still on Rei, and then moves onto Yoshino. Rei's facial expression is less one of shock, "OhCrap" and more a complex, derpy expression.

### Forego the Blue Candles entirely and make your way through a grayscale manor, in a series that relies on visual surroundings, while being relentlessly pursued by one-hit kill ghosts.

### Forego the Blue Candles entirely and make your way through a grayscale manor - in a series that relies on visual surroundings - while being relentlessly pursued by one-hit kill ghosts.

### Forego the Blue Candles entirely and make your way through a grayscale manor - in a series that relies heavily on visual surroundings - while being relentlessly pursued by one-hit kill ghosts.

### Forego the Blue Candles entirely and make your way through a grayscale manor, in a series that relies on visual surroundings, while being relentlessly pursued by one-hit kill ghosts.

### Forego the Blue Candles entirely and make your way through a grayscale manor, in a series that relies on visual surroundings, while being endlessly chased by one-hit kill ghosts.

### Forego the Blue Candles entirely and make your way through a grayscale manor, in a series that rather relies on visual surroundings, while being chased by one-hit kill ghosts and hope to take pictures of ghosts and find notes without getting disturbed by them.

** The Blue Candles. Near the end of the game, the whole house gets covered in miasma from the Rift, causing much more dangerous ghosts to appear, including [[ImplacableMan Reika]] and [[VideoGame/FatalFrameII the Kusabi]], who can kill the player with one touch. The miasma also causes the whole game to become grayscaled, making it difficult to see anything. In order to temporarily solve this issue, the player has to find the Blue Candles that return everything to color and delay the most dangerous ghosts. Unfortunately, these candles are scattered in inconvenient places, meaning the player is stuck between a rock and a hard place.

### Only choose the few Blue Candles that are rather easily found and rush through the game, leaving several notes and ghosts left abandoned for another playthrough.
### Foregoing Blue Candles entirely and make their way through a grayscale manor, in a series that rather relies on visual surroundings, while being chased by one-hit kill ghosts and hope to take pictures of ghosts and find notes without getting disturbed by them.

** Those Blue Candles. Near the end of the game, the whole house gets covered in fog from the Rift, causing much more dangerous ghosts to appear, including [[ImplacableMan Reika]] and [[VideoGame/FatalFrameII The Kusabi]], who can kill the player with one touch. And the fog also causes the whole game to become grayscaled, making it difficult to see anything. In order to temporarily solve this issue, the player has to find the Blue Candles that turn everything back into color and delay the most dangerous ghosts. But these candles are scattered in inconvenient places, meaning the player is stuck between a rock and a hard place.

** Those Blue Candles. Near the end of the game, the whole house gets covered in fog from the Rift, causing much more dangerous ghosts to appear, including [[ImplacableMan Reika]] and [[VideoGame/FatalFrameII The Kusabi]], who can kill the player with one touch. And the fog also causes the whole game to become grayscaled, making it difficult to see anything. In order to temporarily solve this issue, the player has to find the Blue Candles that turn everything back into color and delay the most dangerous ghosts.\\
But these candles are scattered in inconvenient places, meaning the player is stuck between a rock and a hard place: waste what precious time the current Blue Candle gives by searching the manor for the next Blue Candle; only choose the few Blue Candles that are rather easily found and rush through the game, leaving several notes and ghosts left abandoned for another playthrough; or foregoing Blue Candles entirely and make their way through a grayscale manor, in a series that rather relies on visual surroundings, while being chased by one-hit kill ghosts and hope to take pictures of ghosts and find notes without getting disturbed by them.

** Those Blue Candles. Near the end of the game, the whole house gets covered in fog from the Rift, causing much more dangerous ghosts to appear, including [[ImplacableMan Reika]] and [[VideoGame/FatalFrameII The Kusabi]], who can kill the player with one touch. And the fog also causes the whole game to become grayscaled, making it difficult to see anything. In order to temporarily solve this issue, the player has to find the Blue Candles that turn everything back into color and delay the most dangerous ghosts. But these candles are scattered in inconvenient places, meaning the player is stuck between a rock and a hard place: waste what precious time the current Blue Candle gives by searching the manor for the next Blue Candle; only choose the few Blue Candles that are rather easily found and rush through the game, leaving several notes and ghosts left abandoned for another playthrough; or foregoing Blue Candles entirely and make their way through a grayscale manor, in a series that rather relies on visual surroundings, while being chased by one-hit kill ghosts and hope to take pictures of ghosts and find notes without getting disturbed by them.

** Those Blue Candles. Near the end of the game, the whole house gets covered in fog from the Rift, causing much more dangerous ghosts to appear, including [[ImplacableMan Reika]] and [[VideoGame/FatalFrameII The Kusabi]], who can kill the player with one touch. And the fog also causes the whole game to become grayscaled, making it difficult to see anything. In order to temporarily solve this issue, the player has to find the Blue Candles that turn everything back into color and delay the most dangerous ghosts. But these candles are scattered in inconvenient places, meaning the player is stuck between a rock and a hard place: waste what precious time the current Blue Candle gives by searching the manor for the next Blue Candle; only choose the few Blue Candles that are rather easily found and rush through the game, leaving several notes and ghosts left abandoned for another playthrough; or foregoing Blue Candles entirely and make their way through a grayscale manor, in a series that rather relies on visual surroundings, while being chased by one-hit kill ghosts and hope to take pictures of ghosts and find notes without getting disturbed by them.