411mania writes: "Having previewed the game a few weeks back in which we got to see the opening level, the sheer promise of plenty of scares and impending doom was enough to get me pretty excited to play Calling on the Nintendo Wii. The game takes you into the places of four different characters who have all visited the mysterious "The Black Page" website that results in the death of the visitor if he or she sees "something" while on the page. Drawing obvious references to films such as The Grudge and The Ring with its style, characters and presentation, you get a sense of fear early on in the game as you get to know a little bit about each character's misfortunes."
Those are the 2010 games that you definitly have to play if you want some realy scary moments this Halloween.
Gamesugar writes: "Despite repeated attempts to lighten my workload and appease attention deficit, I've never successfully produced a one sentence review. If I had, I believe Hudson's horror Wii title, Calling would earn "the not-so-bad game that should have been great but was likely going to be so-so and finally ends up dipping more toward terrible with a fleeting few sparks of creativity worth noting.'"
NWR writes: "Hudson has decided to throw their hat into the Wii horror game field with Calling. With a plot styled after The Ring and other Japanese horror films, it's focused on creeping you out with a spooky atmosphere, ghosts, and low-light settings. While the game succeeds on setting an unsettling, scary scene, it doesn't bring fun gameplay to the table, as most of the game is spent slowly wandering around different areas that all look suspiciously the same."
