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February 2009
(77%)
45 Reviews
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Great graphics, some moments had us jumping in fright, awesome environments for the horror gameplay, exceptional AI combat and fierce fire-fights. A solid effort and well worth the purchase for fans of the old F.E.A.R.
Single player is too short, and theres nothing innovative or new for a FPS. The multiplayer feels like it lacks the little extra that it takes for a game to gain a long-standing online presence.
It’s great to see a developer building on its original game with such love and care. One of our favourite shooters in living memory. 9.1/10Print this pageUser reviews (2)Share this pageNoticed something wrong? Report error/mistake....
Abstract: Dan and Duncan get stuck into the latest incarnation of the military-horror FPS.When Duncan and I were offered to take F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin for a test drive, there was a bit of a scuffle over who should be the lucky one to review it. On the one h...
Abstract: It's 2009 and F.E.A.R. 2 is going very much against the grain. It sports a health bar, harking back to an age before the meteoric rise of the console FPS. With their sequel, Monolith have declared the two shoddy expansion packs for the original non-can...
Kai StruchtrupNach den mittelmäßigen Addons des ersten Teils, schafft es „F.E.A.R. 2“ den Spieler wieder in Angst und Schrecken zu versetzen. Verstörende Visionen und Springteufeleffekte geben sich hier die Klinke in die Hand. Dennoch will der Horror ...
Een waardige opvolger van het origineel, SloMo rocks!, Alma is back!
Kent nogal wat schoonheidsfoutjes, Weer die kleine kantoorgangetjes, SloMo voelt soms als cheaten
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Published: 2009-02-10, Author: Sal , review by: gamespy.com
The basic combat is still outstanding; graphics engine makes for showstopping slow-mo fights.
Gameplay might feel like a simple rehash of the original to some; less interesting story.
Monoliths never been a company to play it safe. There was 1998s Shogo, one of the first full-polygon shooters, alternating between on-foot and mecha combat. The No One Lives Forever games took a risky approach by injecting wit into an otherwise no-no...
Abstract: When the original F.E.A.R. hit the PC back in 2005, FPS junkies were caught off guard by the game’s innovative horror elements, adding hallucinatory effects and disturbing images of a demonic little girl that followed players at all times; it was a vi...
