Abstrakt: As the FEAR series has progressed, it's seemingly become less and less about horror, and more about straight up action. FEAR 3 continues this trend, despite some of the publisher's claims to the contrary. There was talk about bringing legendary horror ...
Abstrakt: When developer Monolith farmed out a sequel their horror-themed first person shooter F.E.A.R. to a new studio, few people seemed to have much faith that the franchise had much left in it. Usually, taking a hot new property and sending out developmen...
I really like F.E.A.R. 3. While it’s an experience that’s far from flawless, it’s one of those games that still gives you a lot of bang for your buck. And that’s perhaps what impresses me most. Sure, there are better shooters on the market in terms of ...
Abstrakt: Steve Niles is credited with bringing horror comics back to prominenceWhile it would ruin a good game to give too much away, Point Man killed Fettel (who was, it turned out, his brother) and discovered that Alma was his mother. And although Alma is dead, ...
If you come to F.E.A.R. 3 expecting to be frightened witless, you'll come away disappointed - but you'll be compensated with an exciting co-op experience with the two powerful brothers and four imaginative multiplayer modes. ...
Abstrakt: That Point Man, the lead character, is a mute grunt doesn't help either, leaving his dead brother Paxton Fettel to confuse things further with his reminiscing.Luckily the game smothered by this cack-handed storytelling turns out to be a fast-paced first-p...
Upon completion of F.E.A.R. 3 we can only conclude that it might be time to put this series to bed. If not, then Warner Bros is going to need to look for a more competent developer when it comes to F.E.4.R. 6.0/10Print this pageComments (0)Share this p...
F.E.A.R. 3 has its flaws, and some of its scares come off more as loud and obnoxious than genuinely frightening. Overall, though, the game is a fantastic blend of horror and action that's armed to the teeth with extras. In a time where the majority of ...
Abstrakt: Nearly six years and hundreds of shooters later, F.E.A.R. still remains one of my favorites. Even though technology has evolved since then by leaps and bounds, few games have managed to match this title’s penchant for stylish destruction. Fusing ball...
