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F.E.A.R. 3
F.E.A.R. 3 is a sequel to F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin and the third installment of the series. New to this game is the ability to play the campaign in either single-player mode or co-op mode. As well as being playable online, co-op is also available offline via split screen. In single-player mode, the player can initially only play as Point Man. How...
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Summarizing the whole game, it was very disappointing for me. I still can’t believe I paid $60 for this (because I don’t play multiplayer that much). Games like this make me feel there is no place for innovative shooters. I am missing Monolith right now, since they are such a great developer when it comes to FPS games. Day 1 Studios (the makers of this game) ruined it. The game is only good for rent, however if you are a multiplayer freak and want to buy this game, I would still advice to let the price of this game go down.
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The co-op, the fairly fun multiplayer, and the well paced (if overly linear) gameplay make this game a nice change of pace from a lot of other shooters currently on the market.
F.E.A.R. 3 is a heart-pounding paranormal horror first-person shooter unleashing intense combat, compelling narrative and co-op play that evolves the franchise.
Much of F.E.A.R 3 is commendable then, but ultimately a lack of polish and genuine investment in the campaign sees it fall a distance short of full potential. It’s the flipside of most modern console shooters in that it’s a supremely capable and entertaining engine in search of narrative content to hang off its threadbare frame, and a lack of interesting set pieces ultimately does it harm in a manner that can’t be ignored. If you’re the type of person that never pays attention to cuts...