Forced into turning into her Bates personality to fight her off, Alyssa burns the statue, freeing Stephanie from the curse. Soon you find that she was playing with a fabled “cursed” statue that her father was holding on to for Alyssa’s father, and now she’s basically possessed. Somehow, it’s discovered that her little cousin Stephanie (Chinatsu) has gone into a killing rampage and is attacking everyone in the house. This helps her toughen up to the current scenario until she finds her Amulet (Mikoshi-sama, as she calls it in Japanese), a gift from her father that fends off this other persona inside of her.

Upon a gruesome discovery in a bedroom, Alyssa’s alter ego and violent split personality, Bates (Sho), awakens from an apparently dormant state and possess Alyssa.

Upon arriving, somehow hell has broken loose all over, finding bits of pieces of what seem to be her cousin’s remains, and various family members hiding from some terrible force. This bowdlerization is, frankly, the least of the game’s problems.Īlyssa Hale (Midoshima Yu) is a quiet, 17-year-old girl who is spending her weekend at her relative’s house. During localization, the setting was switched to California, and all names anglicized. The major shift is that it now takes place in Japan…at least, in the original Japanese version. In Japan, however, it’s consider a spinoff without a numeral, deemed as such since it moves away from the storyline and setting of the previous games. In America, it’s known as Clock Tower II, since the real Clock Tower 2 was renamed plain old Clock Tower, because the first game was not translated into English.

The title of this game is also a bit confusing.

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