《零 ～濡鴉之巫女～》（日文原名：『零 ～濡鴉ノ巫女～』，英文版稱 Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water）是由Koei Tecmo（光榮特庫摩）開發，並由任天堂於2014年在Wii U平台發行的和風恐怖冒險遊戲。為《零》系列第五作，延續系列「攝影驅靈」的核心玩法，並首次將高畫質畫面與Wii U獨特的GamePad操作結合，以提供沉浸式的靈異體驗。

故事背景設定在虛構的「日上山」，一座被傳言充滿神祕宗教儀式與靈異傳說的山嶽。傳說中，這裡曾舉行過以少女為祭品的淨水儀式，並有許多靈魂因未完成儀式而徘徊不去。採多主角視點進行，依序操作三名主角：擁有靈視能力的少女「不來方 夕莉」、專門尋找失蹤者的作家「放生 蓮」、以及神祕背景的女演員「雛咲 深羽」。三人的命運在日上山交錯，隨著故事推進，他們將揭開「濡鴉巫女」儀式的真相與山中怨靈的來歷。

核心操作仍然圍繞「射影機」（Camera Obscura），這是能夠拍攝並封印幽靈的特殊相機。Wii U GamePad扮演極其關鍵的角色：將GamePad當作射影機來使用，透過陀螺儀感應將其舉起對準螢幕上的幽靈，進行拍攝與戰鬥。這種操作方式強化沉浸感與臨場壓力，仿佛親自面對怨靈，體驗幾乎突破「第四道牆」的恐懼。遊戲強調濕氣系統，角色濕潤程度越高，越容易吸引強大怨靈，同時也讓拍攝威力提升，形成風險與報酬的平衡機制。

此外，場景設計細膩，從被遺棄的神社、濕潤的森林到詭異的病院與山中溫泉旅館，每處都營造出濃厚的日式靈異氣氛。畫面運用水與陰影作為恐怖主題的象徵，濕潤與朦朧成為恐懼的媒介，也讓角色外觀與幽靈設計帶有一種獨特的詩意與哀傷。

在市場評價方面，獲得整體上尚可的評價，但亦存有爭議。玩家普遍肯定其畫面質感、場景氛圍與GamePad創新的使用方式，尤其對「拍照」與「被凝視」的設計帶來的沉浸感給予讚賞。但也有不少批評指出操作不夠流暢，特別是在對戰激烈或需快速轉動射影機時，GamePad操控略顯拖泥帶水。另外，由於故事節奏偏慢，重複探索的場景較多，部分玩家反映容易產生疲乏。

此外，歐美地區針對遊戲角色的服裝內容進行過刪改與替換（如原本角色可穿的性感和風泳裝被改為任天堂角色服飾），引發部分粉絲對審查與文化差異的討論。然而，這並未完全影響其在歐美市場的接受度，仍吸引不少恐怖遊戲愛好者嘗試這款具東方神秘風格的作品。

儘管銷量表現並不算亮眼，《濡鴉之巫女》仍被視為Wii U上風格獨特的代表作之一。在後期Wii U逐漸淡出市場後，Koei Tecmo於2021年將其高清重製，推出至多平台（包含Nintendo Switch、PS4/5、Xbox One/Series、PC），讓曾被視為「冷門佳作」的恐怖遊戲再次被全球玩家發掘與肯定。這也證明《零》系列在遊戲文化中，依然具有不可忽視的獨特魅力。

Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water (Japanese title: 『零 ～濡鴉ノ巫女～』) is a Japanese-style horror adventure game developed by Koei Tecmo and published by Nintendo for the Wii U in 2014. It is the fifth main installment in the Fatal Frame series and continues the franchise's signature gameplay of using photography to combat ghosts. This entry was notable for integrating high-definition graphics with the Wii U's unique GamePad functionality, creating a more immersive and tactile supernatural experience.

The story is set on the fictional Hikami Mountain, a location shrouded in legends of dark rituals and lingering spirits. According to local folklore, water purification ceremonies once took place on the mountain, where young maidens were sacrificed. Many souls are said to have become trapped due to these incomplete rituals. The narrative unfolds from the perspectives of three protagonists: Yuri Kozukata, a girl with the ability to perceive spirits; Ren Hojo, a writer who specializes in finding missing people; and Miu Hinasaki, an actress with a mysterious past. Their fates intertwine as they explore the mountain and uncover the truth behind the ritual of the "Maiden of Black Water" and the spirits bound to it.

The core gameplay revolves around the Camera Obscura, a mystical camera capable of photographing and exorcising ghosts. In this entry, the Wii U GamePad plays a central role, serving as the Camera Obscura itself. Players must physically move the GamePad using its gyroscopic sensors to aim and capture spirits that appear on screen, creating a sense of direct confrontation. This mechanic enhances immersion, making players feel as though they're face-to-face with malevolent entities, pushing the boundary of the "fourth wall" in horror gaming. The game also introduces a unique wetness system: the more soaked a character becomes, the more susceptible they are to stronger spirits. However, being drenched also increases the damage output of the Camera Obscura, introducing a risk-reward dynamic that adds strategic depth.

Visually, the game is meticulously crafted, with settings ranging from abandoned shrines and misty forests to haunted hospitals and eerie mountain inns. Water and shadow are thematic pillars, used to evoke fear and beauty simultaneously. Moisture becomes both a literal and symbolic medium of horror, adding a layer of poetic sorrow to the character and ghost designs.

Reception to Maiden of Black Water was mixed to generally favorable. Many players praised its atmospheric visuals, haunting environments, and the innovative use of the GamePad, especially the immersion created by the act of photographing spirits directly. However, criticism was also directed at the somewhat clunky controls—particularly when quick reactions were needed in intense ghost encounters—and the slow story pacing. The frequent reuse of areas led some players to feel fatigued over time.

In Western markets, the game sparked mild controversy due to censorship. Certain character outfits, including revealing Japanese-style swimwear, were replaced with more modest costumes inspired by Nintendo franchises. This decision led to debates about cultural differences and censorship, though it didn’t significantly harm the game's reception among Western horror fans.

Despite modest sales figures, Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water is still regarded as one of the Wii U’s standout titles in terms of atmosphere and uniqueness. After the Wii U began to fade from the market, Koei Tecmo released a high-definition remaster in 2021 across multiple platforms—including Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4/5, Xbox One/Series, and PC—bringing renewed global attention to what was once considered a niche gem. This revival reaffirmed the Fatal Frame series’ lasting presence and distinct appeal in the world of horror gaming.