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Replay – Siren
Join us as we take a look at the bizarre stealth-horror PlayStation 2 game, Siren.
Originally released in 2004, Siren follows a collection of characters gifted with the ability of "Sightjacking" which allows them to see through the eyes of others. It's a survival horror game that uses the digitized faces of real actors to create creepy performances in foggy, unwelcoming environments. It's a weird one with lots of accidental humor, but some genuinely scary stuff – basically the perfect game for Replay.
For part two, Andrew Reiner, Jeff Cork, Brian Shea, and I do some competing out on the water and punish those foolish enough to try and spend a relaxing day on the lake.
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