Разработчик: Monolith
Описание
- Strategic environmental combat opportunities available to both you and your enemies
- Slow time using your character's enhanced reflexes
- In your face close-quarter action in a variety of indoor and outdoor environments
- Battle all-new enemies that employ advanced combat tactics
- Test your nerves and face your FEARS as you battle new characters and unravel a terrifying mystery
- Utilize the world interaction enhancements to create instant cover or remove obstacles
- Play with and against friends in multiplayer competition
- Enhanced graphics engine takes action horror to new heights through enhanced visuals and effects
- Enemies behave realistically and use the environment against you through vastly enhanced enemy Artificial Intelligence
- Maintains the authenticity of the Alma storyline and players will know this is the only place to continue the saga
ABOUT TOY SOLDIER UPDATE
Toy Soldier Update (April 16, 2009) - Experience FEAR 2 multiplayer from a new perspective. Players are only inches tall as they battle inside a pinball machine, a hospital lab room, and a playground sandbox. FullTilt: Battle inside a retro 1970's era pinball machine, "Snake Fist" style! Flippers, targets, spinners and pop-bumpers provide cover for the fast paced action. Multi-level playfield and authentic sounds set the mood for destruction! Cockroach: A blood drenched hospital room filled with heart pounding action. Climb up electrical cords, laboratory equipment and pill bottles in a tightly connected environment. Recess: Wage mayhem from the top of a giant sandcastle to the cockpit of a toy bulldozer! Go commando and blend in with plastic army men!Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, polish, russian, czech, hungarian
Системные требования
Windows
- Operating System: Windows® XP SP2/Vista SP1
- Processor: P4 2.8GHz (3.2GHz Vista)/Athlon® 64 3000+ (3200+ Vista)
- Memory: 1GB (1.5GB Vista)
- Hard Disk Space: 12GB Available Hard Disk Space
- Video Card: Fully DX9-compliant graphics card with 256MB (SM 2.0b). NVIDIA 6800 or ATI X700
- DirectX® Version: 9.0c
- Sound: DX9.0c compliant
- Internet Connection: Broadband
- Operating System: Windows® XP SP3/Vista SP1
- Processor: Core 2 Duo 2.2GHz processor family/Athlon 64 X2 4400+ (required for MP host)
- Memory: 1.5GB
- Hard Disk Space: 12GB Available Hard Disk Space
- Video Card: Fully DX9-compliant graphics card with 512MB (SM 3.0). NVidia® 8600 GTS or ATI® HD 2900 XT
- DirectX® Version: 9.0c
- Sound: DX9.0c compliant
- Internet Connection: Broadband (768kbit/sec upstream required to host 16 players)
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It's scarier than the first, but I don't think it's better. It's still a solid game and worth playing to continue the story.
Absolutely wonderful.
Lovingly written story with deep lore.
Rendered beautifully in the game engine.
Really appealing to look at.
Fantastic sound design.
Okay that's enough about Keira Stokes.
As for the game itself? I mean its alright i guess, previous game had a much better atmosphere and horror factor, only thing this game has up on the first is the graphics which have been improved by a LOT. I would say its worth a buy if on sale or in a bundle with the whole trilogy.
The one cool scene in this game is really cool. but that is it.
Plays great and still looks just fine! Might not be as "deep" as F.E.A.R. 1, but still very enjoyable!
Fear 2 and Fear 3 are my favorites in the series. So unlike the first game which was so dark and dusty that it was borderline unplayable and just more like a really bad haunted house, Monolith actually made a fun game with awesome setpieces, a great soundtrack, and improved audio, graphics, and some nice new additions to the world and story from the first. Immediately, you'll notice the lighting and shading is much better, as well as the characters and animations being an upgrade across the board. Dynamic shadows now work in conjunction with soft lighting, bloom, and a cool in world republic commando styled HUD. Throughout the game, NPCs interact with the world and other npcs as well as you more often than the first, and the locations are much more varied instead of being the same offices, sewers, and warehouses.
There's a lot of different locations, including high rise housing, secret labs, a hospital, bombed out city streets, subway tunnels, obviously there's the spooky school which is probably everyone's favorite, alongside a nuclear power plant and a few others like a train and big construction areas. The thing that stuck out to me most was the places in this game felt real, and not like reject Halo 2 maps in the first game. The soldiers had conversations with each other outside of combat as well as killing civilians from around corners, making them more believable, since you could see them doing things regardless of you, which it barely felt like prior. When I was in a fight in a construction area, one of the soldiers crawled under a pipe and tried to flank me while his buddies were shooting, which was well animated, even during an intense battle with tons of effects
Speaking of, the animations and characters were improved, now looking more expressive and emotional, Vaduk being one of my favorite new characters, as he was a pretty well acted villain who yelled and raged a lot when his troops kept getting killed by me. Probably having the most memorable line in the game: "Good morning, chickpea!" Although I was disappointed that he was mostly behind glass and wasn't a boss, instead dying in a qte. But then again, this was a game made in 2009 so whatever.
The characters and squad you're with in the game had very good animations, lip sync was on point, and alongside the character animations being improved, so were the guns, which previously barely had reload animations, or the few that did had very stiff looking ones that made them look extremely robotic or at times not working at all like the dual pistols. Speaking of guns, they were also pretty good. Very responsive, shot fast, and reloaded fast as well. The hit impacts were very well made, instead of blinding me with smoke, they opted for Mortal Kombat or Doom levels of blood and having tons of sparks flying off of armor. I found this method to work much better and not stop the gameplay in its tracks like it did before.
The AI would do smart stuff like crawling as mentioned before, but another thing I liked was the enemy variety and improved scares. Beforehand, the enemies in the first game were either soldiers with guns who sounded the same throughout due to being replica clones controlled by Fettel, ghosts who exist, and maybe some heavy and melee monsters that looked really cheap. Now there's Armacham, the Replicas, failed commanders, flashy ghosts, heavies, snipers, big mechs, and armored cars, and a few others.
So a much better variety of enemies with much better animations and variety in personality. Alongside this, the scares now have much better production value, with spooky flashing and pulsating lights, fire, death, whispering, ghosts, and destruction, as well as Alma being kind of scary now, I say kind of because she's really not scary in any of these games, but this one clearly tried the hardest to make her scary. Meanwhile in Fear 1, most of the scares were pretty janky and more akin to a really bad haunted house at 3am. Needless to say, I'm not scared by shriveled up Empress Palpatine lol.
Overall, Fear 2 is a fun, if not very dumb game that improved on the original in almost every way. The only downside was that even though I think they improved the AI and their behaviors, the environments not being as open like an industrial jungle gym really hurt their presentation. The reject Halo 2 maps of the first were very flat and boring, but I can't say they were predictable by comparison. Both are good approaches, but both were dragged down in some regard, so pick your poison. I pick Fear 2 or 3, because both of them have awesome music and mech sections. As well as just being more fun and looking much better.
Horror is overrated sometimes. I think have to agree with 3's design of just having not a lot of scares, teaming up with Ghost Fettel, and killing everything you see in the tri-state area with big guns in coop. I'd love something like that in a Fear 4, like a drop in drop out spooky coop game with swappable squads and characters with different abilities and customizable guns and maybe more drivable vehicles too. Wouldn't hurt, plus I imagine if everyone's a silent dork like Pointman and Becket, it'd be fairly cheap to put together.
Anyway, Fear 2's awesome. Thanks for reading my review. Goodbye!
The PC port unmodded is very buggy, so beware of that. The gameplay didn't feel as good as the first FEAR, but it was still pretty fun. The story is about as mediocre as the first, but feels like a lot more significance is placed on it in this game. This one is also notably shorter than the first.
this game is basically just the first game but everything about it is better, and also ghost sex
Has a problem with not loading in some parts of the map sometimes, however this gets fixed by going to the last checkpoint. Other than that it's a decent game.
F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin didn't withstand the passage of time, it exceeded it. For every copy and paste modern shooter out there this game gains 10 points ahead of each one released. Why? The most recent shooters suck! That's why. Their graphics, their premise, their gun-play, their atmosphere, their artistic direction, their inability to pay attention to detail. F.E.A.R. 2, yes F.E.A.R. 2 exceeds what presently released first person shooters don't even attempt, that's artistic license and soul. What's even more amazing is that this is a console game adapted to PC.
If anyone involved with the game happens to read this, please lower your sensitivity in the game option, set on zero the sensitivity is still way to high & unplayable, i have to lower my Dpi to 400 to make it playable on zero sensitivity ingame.
Beyond that detail this is an awesome game!
I know this game is dated now but it still gives me chills when playing it an night with headphones!
Better than 95% of modern FPS and doesn't even look that bad after all those years.
Unparalleled/10.
Mouse fix & Reshade preset:
https://www.nexusmods.com/fear2projectorigin/mods/3
https://www.nexusmods.com/fear2projectorigin/mods/7
Can we get a trilogy remake?
There is a HIGH chance you will not like this game as much as FEAR 1, but that should not deter you from enjoying this game.
The thing that made FEAR 1 good is basically watered down or WORSE just flat out neglected. And its all because it came out in 2009, a Time when Consoles came first and Activision discovered an infinite money glitch with Call of Duty. The $14.99 price tag is too high for the potential value it can bring compared to FEAR 1 (it costs $9.99).
Just wait for the price drop, then its worth the money.
I played enough already to know its not the first game.
Well, its worse than the first Fear and I dodnt like first game much. There are less enemies and weapons than there are in first game and (yeah I am reapting myself) those two were lacking in first game aswell. It feels much shorter, but it is much easier than 1st game. Turret sections are also somehow out of place in Fear game. Only thing that is better than in the first game is that levels are looking better (in first Fear, every level looks basically same)
its still a great game i wish they freaking make another one since we got w graphics
The game offers you a chair to sit on at the end so you can relax after all that bloodshed. Couldn't recommend it enough, all my buddies enjoyed it.
The game is developed for consoles and ported to pc. You can feel it in the overall gameplay, yet the game is very enjoyable and has a great story.
Game glitched twice and froze in the first 30 minutes.
I'm definitely the odd one out here, but this game was a waste of time.
This is just watered down FEAR 1. When you first get into it, its pretty engaging and interesting. But if you buy and play FEAR 1 and its DLCs, you're just getting shortened released version of that content.
WB games literally said, "We're making FEAR Call of Duty," and while it's nice to aim down your sights and
That being said, this game is fun and its cut-scenes are FOR SURE a step up from the story telling parts of the first FEAR games. If you're interested in playing through the FEAR series, this game is worth a play through or two, but honestly, if you played the original FEAR and its DLCs you're going to be severely disappointed to play through the same story without *at least* any meaningful enhancements to the game play and weapons.
There's a lot of jumpscares in this game but they are not as scary as the aim sensitivity.
6.5/10 God save my wrist
the combat is bad really really bad. its some how graphically worse than FEAR 1. and the hard mode sucks due to the fact you can go 100hp to 0 in one burst of an enemy gun.
i ignored this game but now when i completed this game it is a masterpiece climax was confusing but great game grab these franchise in sale the three games along with all dlcs come in just 107rs worth it
The gameplay is pretty good. This is a fun action shooter if you're looking for a quick, good time.
Relating this to the original FEAR though... that's a different story. Speaking of, story-wise, this game didn't captivate me. I wasn't coming back to see the story through, I was coming back for the fun gunplay.
If you're thinking this game or other FEAR games look good; STOP. Check out FEAR 1, and it's 2 DLC's.
If you can only get the bundle, get it on sale, if you can get just FEAR, Extraction Point, and Perseus Mandate, get those. THAT's FEAR.
If you don't care about any of that; yeah, this is a fun shoot-a-man game. Get it on sale.
The game is unplayable, some parts of the levels don't load in fully so I have can't navigate through the level because the level doesn't fully load. It's a great game just sucks that they did a shit job at porting it over to PC
this game hoorrifyling amazing
Yeah it's alright. Everybody freaks out about the ending but honestly if you get over the shock you'll see that was really all it had going for it.
don't remember playing but it was good
Good story just meh ending.
It is a sequal after all , it has its moments especially the EPA parts and story is still enjoyable. Main issue is the first game and its sequals felt more realistic , this game felt more cartoonish . Also ran into some problems regarding level rendering so had to quit and restart the levels to proceed.
A rather mediocre sequel to one of the greatest games of all time. Still had fun playing, but it is weaker in every aspect in comparison to FEAR 1. 6/10. Reborn expansion gets a 7/10.
how the hell do you so badly waste the premise of "SWAT Team that fights paranormal bad things"
A very interesting sequel that hardly reaches the quality levels seen in the previous game.
Another great game and probably enjoyed it as much as the first one. Although the spooky parts do look very cheap in this one like others have said.
Fantastic game from back in the day. Runs fantastically well on Steam Deck:
- TDP 8W
- GPU 1300mhz
- Max settings
- 5hrs. battery life
[*]>120 FPS
Definitely more of a console-oriented game than the first. Lots of fun but lower replayability for the solo campaign. I figured out that my sound issues were somehow tied to my resolution. Setting it to 5120 x 1440 would kill the sound but setting it to 3840 x 1080 (and after an uninstall and reinstall) would restore it. No idea why and I was afraid of playing around with the settings more than that. Of note: some forum posts said the GoG version didn't have the sound issue, but I had the exact same problems on GoG with the ultrawide res killing the sound. Very odd.
FEAR 2: Project Origin is a thrilling blend of intense action and spine-chilling horror. The atmosphere is incredibly immersive, with eerie environments and a haunting soundtrack that keeps you on edge. The combat feels fluid, especially with the satisfying slow-motion mechanic, and enemy AI is surprisingly clever, making battles genuinely exciting. Alma's presence is as terrifying as ever, and the story had me hooked with its twists and psychological tension. While some sections felt slightly repetitive, the overall experience was gripping. If you’re into FPS games with a dark twist, FEAR 2 delivers an unforgettable, heart-pounding ride!
graphically very beautiful and the art style is really pleasing to look at. the varied locations make certain parts more memorable, but everything else just feels worse than the 1st game.
combat arenas dont feel as fun to fight in. either the level design is at fault, or the ai is significantly worse. there's alot more explosives around the map which means you'll be getting insta-killed often. there's two segments where you get to pilot a big shooty boom boom die die die mech, and it feels pretty bad to use as well. every mech section had me using it as little as i could and i speedran to get them over with asap.
the guns feel pretty bad to use because of the crazy amount of spread they have, and they sound like garbage, too. the only gun i had any fun using was the sniper rifle and you only really get it like 3-4 different times. the shotgun is cool, but enemies dont get one-shotted often enough (on hard at least) to make it feel worth using. the autoshotgun is a joke.
the ambient sounds and generally all soundscapes are top notch, plus the environments are eerie and cool to be in overall.
the last mission has a really goofy part with atrocious gameplay that breaks all tension and made me care about the story even less than i already did. overall, i didnt hate this game, but it wasnt very fun to play. i wanted to stop at a few points, but i forced myself to complete to say i did. very sad to see.
Pretty great sequel! I wasn't expecting much from it, but I turned out liking it just as much as the first.
TLDR: it's not bad as an FPS but don't go into this one expecting S.C.A.R.Y. or F.E.A.R. It's pure F.P.S. with a few deformed humans and ghost possibly inbred sexy time .
The game has good improvements over the first one. It's visually much more modern and feels like an FPS with horror elements, rather than a horror game with FPS elements. I haven't had any issues with controls and there is no need to fiddle to get it working on a modern system The graphics are improved but the ambiance is not improved by this.
A detail that I liked are the ghosts appearing as coming out of dead humans rather than out of a portal, this leads to something that should be mentioned: the game kinda feels like a "requel" or a "pre-requel". The story seems to happen before and during the first game, therefore many sequences feel kind of a redo but with other characters and a less content but more modern.
This is probably why most people jumping from the first one didn't enjoy it. On its own, it's not bad but it doesn't stand against the first game.
The environments are nice for an FPS. It's mostly corridors which aren't too scary this time around and arenas. You get 2 fixed turret defense phases and 2 mech phases. That's pretty nice but really...not scary. However it fits into the world. The sound and music are good but nothing too fancy The voices are good though. The game also feels less tideous, as opposed to the first one was which a bit repetitive at times.
As in the first fear, there are short segments with teammate bots but they are too short -it's less scary with a friend! You can also let the flashlight on non stop, which makes it basically useless on the scary-meter.
The AI is much less crafty, which is something they should have kept. The AI in the previous game is incredibly good and surprising. In FEAR 1, soldiers will find pretty convolute paths to get you from behind. In this one, they simply spawn behind you.... which happened only once in the first game.
Overall, the enemies aren't very scary and, to be honest, the monsters are more of a hassle than anything else. The cloaked assassins are probably the best in that regard as they have better path finding.
There are collectibles and achievements but purely in-game. It would have been a good thing if they had linked those to steam, for replayability.
The one DLC is really truly a shooter segment. It's fun to play but there is no scary parts at all. However it expands the lore. The game is about 8h and the DLC about 90min.
On a technical side, there is no manual save so if you're like me, you can't play and stop when you have or want to. You also can't even load 1 or 2 previous saves so if your current save gets corrupted (which shouldn't happen, the game is stable), you have to restart the level or whole game. The "it's cheating" argument doen't hold because the game could simply disable saves during key events. It's probably a console thing to limit the resources needed. The game has obviously been designed for console, which is good for gamepad players.
The keys don't need to be reconfigured for the DLC, however you need a 3rd party software or use G suite (for Logitech users) in order to use more than the basic mouse buttons. That's quite a big oversight. The controls in-game feel a bit mushy. Running is like running on soap or in pudding. There is no leaning for the player but the enemies can so it's a bit unfair.
The multiplayer can be started bu I didn't see anyone at all. There might be a fan based multiplayer mode, from what I've seen in the discussions.
All in all, it's a fun piece of content when on sale. Especially if there's a working multiplayer. Play it as an FPS but for scares and better content, play the first one.
I have to be honest. This isn't great.
Usually you can tell when a game is good in the first two hours and this is such a case. I very much enjoyed playing the first FEAR and its two standalone expansions. I played them on Hard and every firefight was intense and fast paced. FEAR 2 learns nothing from what made the first so good in the first place.
Obviously, it looks better. I also enjoyed how the SMG is finally a semi automatic rather than the stupid burst-only. The pistol is somewhat viable, far more than in the first game. I enjoyed the horror elements with Alma and they appeared regularly enough. I confess one jumpscare did get me. But this is about all I can say positively.
It's clear consoles were a primary focus the moment you enter the main menu. Mouse buttons cannot be bound, unlike in FEAR 1. No visual settings, unlike FEAR 1. This means you have to deal with motion blur and intense bloom. Mouse sensitivity is busted and the setting does not change anything. But to be fair, it didn't require me to fiddle with .ini files and other third-party fixes to get the game to run at a widescreen resolution or over 60 FPS, like the first game.
FEAR 1 was memorable for two things, its groundbreaking AI that felt real and coordinated, able to react to your actions and surroudings very effectively; and the over-the-top, very visceral, gun-fu combat. FEAR 2 has neither. The AI is very, very dumb, often getting stuck on fences and struggling with guardrails. They rarely ever move to get a new vantage point and at most will take the most obtuse flank path which means you can just sit down and gun them down as they go to that one path one by one, rather than try multiple paths at once. The gunplay is very mediocre, which is a cardinal sin considering how good FEAR 1 is to the senses. I knew I was going to hate it the moment I saw lean was removed, in favor of a shittier, unfitting cover system where you can slide into cover, flip tables to make cover, push other shit to make cover. At no point you will use this because you are getting shot at by half a dozen enemies at once and the animation takes time. It makes the gunplay very simple, basic and far less interesting. Leaning wasn't just a way to use the established surroudings as makeshift cover or watch your flanks while keeping protected - it was a way to control the pace of an otherwise intense and difficult firefight. You could lean, but so could the enemies, sometimes blindfiring from cover or leaning to get a shot. Aiming down sights is okay, I just hate that now hip-firing is heavily punished with insane accuracy loss.
Grenades are passable, I guess. Enemies will toss them with no fanfare, which sometimes resulted in deaths you couldn't even avoid. This is perhaps something from playing on Hard, where they deal an obscene amount of damage, while yours feel weak. Personally, the biggest weapon sin is the shotgun, which sounds so neutered and underpowered. Sure, it can still gib enemies on occasion, but so can any other weapon. I played enough to find the fourth weapon, the AR, and I didn't need to switch weapons, meaning at the very least the weapon limit became four instead of three.
Lastly, after dying a couple of times to ridiculously hard and obtusely spawning crawlers, I turned down the difficulty back to normal. And to be honest, it's worse. On Normal, enemies barely tickle your health bar, even when the game throws dozens of them at once. The difficulty just feels so unbalanced it loses any sense of struggle it could otherwise convey, like the first game did. On top of this, the removal of quicksaving, placing you at the mercy of the game's checkpoints (which to be frank isn't bad, but still not ideal) and the downgrade in sound design makes for a game that lacks the charm of its predecessor, nor catches the interest of a fan of the genre.
I might come back to this in the future, but after the monument that is FEAR 1, this game sharing that title when the gameplay isn't nowhere near on the same level feels an affront.
Not as good as the first one, gunplay is B A D
Played it only for the continuation of the story
F.E.A.R. 2 didn't scratch the itch in the same way that the original F.E.A.R. did. While this game's combat can be fun when you really start to get into it, the main issue for me was the story and characters. Over half of them are forgettable and ok at best. I don't hate this game, but I don't love it. Is it something I will come back to often? Nope. Is it a bad game? Not at all. Gameplay is still very solid, and honestly the glue that is holding this game together are the graphics. Seriously, at times I thought I was playing a game that came out in 2012 and not 2009. Giving it a solid 7/10.
Here's a video for to help you if you played more than 2 hours of this game
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJwsJXbS_Ok&rco=1
one of the greatest horror shooters to be released. i personally enjoyed this one more than the first game, and there are alot more intense horror moments compared to the first, like the part where you advance through the primary school and alma is chasing you . the game is short and straight to the point. The graphics also look fantastic for a game that released in 2009, the gunplay is punchy and the slowmo shooting feels great. Definitely worth picking up on a sale when the whole series goes dirt cheap. They need to make a (good) F.E.A.R 3.
If F.E.A.R. 1 holds a place of love in your heart, you'll probably take issue with this one. If, like me, you found the first one...kinda crappy, this one may end up as a passable shooter. I certainly liked that the combat wasn't constantly obscured by dust and had a little more variety. It's still predictable and not in any way scary. I played it on easy only because I was expecting more bullcrap like enemies that could shoot through walls and frequent crashes from the first game.
The Good
+Ran fine on a modern PC. No tweaks or unofficial patches necessary.
+Good graphics
+Dust doesn't obscure everything in every single fight
+Better ironsights/scopes
+Ability to flip items over for cover
+Game forces you to try new weapons as you play
+6-7 hour playtime, ending right about when it was getting old
YMMV
~EULA
~The GameSpy splash screen is unskippable for some reason
~Ran into a few minor bugs
~More gore
~Partial nudity and uh, some weird sexual stuff, to be brief
~Story makes a little more sense?
~Still kinda repetitive and linear, even for a FPS
~No more leaning
~Some brief mech combat and mounted turret sections
~Checkpoint save system, though they're pretty frequent
~Flashlight has unlimited batteries, but is still kinda crap
~Shotguns are somehow worse than last game
~Still not scary at all
~Metroid Prime-like visor UI around edges of screen may annoy some
The Bad
-The quicktime events are annoying, at best
-Really really hard to hear dialog for some reason
Played on:
Win11, i7-14700K, RTX4060 Ti 8GB, 32GB DDR5-6000 @ 1920x1080
using KB&M
Easy difficulty
When it comes to the FEAR series, i always hear FEAR1 being a masterpiece and FEAR3 being a non horror disappointment for the franchise, well...what about FEAR2? for me Fear2 beats them all, a huge improvement on all fields, from interface to sound design/ gun play/ missions struction to acting. I even feel like Fear2 or scarier than the first one. This one is packed with flashbacks and spooky effects constantly where you even get to see Alma ( Alma even attacks you randomly ) where in the first one Alma is more of a distant effect, you keep chasing but never really interact with. This just adds to the fact that the story in 2 is even better, missions are in places connected with Alma, you get to know more about her and her intentions.
FEAR 1 is really good, but FEAR 2 deserves some love as well, oh yea FEAR3 is not bad neither.
P.S 1 : Cant unnoticed the game being heavily inspirited by Half Life , and thats not bad at all
P.S 2 : you ever noticed FEAR series is very similar with Dead Space series, even when it comes to what games are the most loved
If this was titled Call Of Duty: Ghost, then it would've made more sense than the actual Call Of Duty: Ghost.
Got bored very quickly, did not age well, did not innovate, just your basic shooter with dumb plot. I really don't understand the hype, the movement system is also very boring, you get slow-mo, but all you can do is move and shoot. It is so boring, a poorly aged game that is unbelievably cliche. Nostalgia is probably the reason it gets high reviews. ABSOLUTELY DATED!!
I feel for F.E.A.R. 2. It has the misfortune of following F.E.A.R., one of my favourite first person shooters ever.
The gunplay and explosive action that made the first game DOES return in the sequel and IT IS good, but it's different. For starters, the first games shotgun was the best shotgun in gaming for ages. F.E.A.R. 2's shotgun is garbage and I hated using it. The other weapons make up for it, but the shotgun is a critical weapon in the franchise and was replicated VERY poorly. The napalm launcher sucks. The pistol is average. The automatic guns are good however, I will give the devs that.
The sequel is still explosive, the slow-motion still feels beautiful and the colours are immaculate. That's probably my favourite thing about F.E.A.R. 2, the colours. In fact the whole game is very pretty, compared to the dark and gritty F.E.A.R..
All in all, it's a great shooter but an ok F.E.A.R. game.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Monolith |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 21.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 79 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 80% положительных (2606) |