Fatal Frame: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse PC Keyboard Controls Guide

by Mike Alexander / Game Guides, General Guides / 05 Jan 2022

Do you like spooky games? I uhhhh…. tend to avoid them. Ghosts, ghouls, monsters, all the things hiding under beds and/or in closets, not really my thing. However there is one video game horror franchise that has stuck with me throughout my life, one that I tend to return to and suffer through because I love its story, lore and characters…

Silent Hill.

Unfortunately, Silent Hill is effectively dead forever after Konami canceled Hideo Kojima’s project, so all we have now are franchises like Fatal Frame. Which, funnily enough, just got a new entry! It’s called Fatal Frame: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse, and it’s here to make me soil myself with jumpscares and scary good graphics.

In Mask of the Lunar Eclipse, players will return to a mysterious island where a group of children disappeared, reappeared, and had their memories wiped. Going back as teenagers, these people will slowly begin to uncover the events that occurred all those years ago. However, other ghosts of the past also haunt the island, and they’re less excited that you’ve returned after all this time. That’s what the iconic Camera Obscura is for.

I guess as long as I have that life saving piece of equipment, I could probably play through this game. And you can too, especially with this Fatal Frame: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse PC controls guide. It has all the information you need to survive the spooky ghosts that wander the island and it’s all organized so it’s easy to read.

Default Key Bindings (PC)

Walk-Forward: W

Walk-Backward: S

Walk-Left: A

Walk-Right: D

Look Around – Up: I

Look Around – Down: K

Look Around – Left: J

Look Around – Right: L

Run: Left Shift

Strafe: Left ALT

Quick Turn – Left: TAB

Quick Turn – Right: V

Interact: E or Left Mouse Button

Dodge Attack: Space Bar

Ready Camera: F or Right Mouse Button

Open Menu. R or Middle Mouse Button

Show Detailed Map: M

Pause: P or ESC

Start Snap Mode: /

Mike Alexander

Mike has been playing video games since he was able to hold a controller, having been fascinated by Sonic 2 on his mom’s Sega Genesis. That fascination and passion for the art form has grown exponentially nearly 30 years later, and he doesn’t see that fading away anytime soon.
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