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• gamedeal user

  Nov 21, 2021

  i fear how people have to pay 55 dollars just to play the first F.E.A.R
• gamedeal user

  May 4, 2022

  when i was homeless i would show up to the library and download this game every day just to play it for a few hours....
• gamedeal user

  Jun 3, 2022

  Whaat the actual fuck did you do to the price? This shit right here is why piracy exists, there is no reason to make this exclusively a fucking bundle
• gamedeal user

  Sep 7, 2014

  After almost 9 year after the original release, its still one of the best FPS games ever. The A.I. will impress you even today, the clashes between the enemy soldier is awesome. Maybe the graphics and other stuff is a bit outdated, but yet it keep you with its creepy atmosphere. Product for ages.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 14, 2022

  I will strangle that subhuman fat ginger if he ever decides to exist in my presence
• gamedeal user

  Sep 18, 2022

  FLASHLIGHT..... TARGET SPOTTED! 17 years ago I played the downloadable demo for this. I probably played it 100 times over even though my PC at the time could barely run it. I had to adjust the settings to find a balance that was worthy to the eye and still playable. I ended up buying a retail copy of the game as soon as it released. To this day, it is still the best solo experience I've ever had in an FPS game. The Sci-fi horror element is legit, but I was more in it for the combat as the AI is still the most impressive I've seen. I'll never get over how they made clone soldiers feel more life-like and personable than any other AI TO DATE. The way they communicate and operate in fire teams will send shivers up your spine. They will call out when they see your flashlight, when you switch between cover they will actually identify what it is you're hiding behind. They will always lay down a stream of cover fire for each other. They will not fire if they are blocking each others cone of fire. They flank, crawl under obstacles, throw grenades to flush you out. If you kill members of the fire team, they will actually fall back to positions that don't allow you to flank them. The damage to the environment and enemy models is something I still haven't seen in many other shooters. Sometimes after fire fights you have to wait for the dust to clear to see the aftermath of the battle. It's not perfect. It has flaws, but during a time when games had to be different to stand out from generic run of the mill COD clones, F.E.A.R absolutely delivered in a way that always brings me back to it.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 1, 2022

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• Luftogen

  Nov 21, 2022

  I could play this game a hundred times or so
• gamedeal user

  Oct 25, 2014

  With most horror games, they blow their load early and show you the scariest stuff in the first ten minutes. Over the course of the game, the player becomes desensitized to it, having to repeatedly encounter zombies and monsters across the span of 7-10 hours. F.E.A.R. on the other hand is a game of build-up. It doesn’t start out especially scary, but as I kept playing it, it very gradually started to creep me out. I would hesitate to say that it outright scared me, because it takes a lot for a game to legitimately scare me. But as you creep around its desolate office complex, an unsettling feeling begins to seep in to your brain. It’s like being in a supermarket after hours - a place so obviously bustling with people and noise and life, now empty. You can’t shake the feeling that something’s wrong and you really, really shouldn’t be here. Everything’s too quiet and you feel a little vulnerable. Eventually the tension mounts and the creepy atmosphere pays off. The end of the game could’ve had a bigger finale with some sort of climactic boss encounter, but ultimately it doesn’t need one. The ending is unforgettable even without a big scary monster to kill - and maybe that’s for the best. I’d complain that F.E.A.R. ends on something of a cliffhanger, but all the best horror movies do, and so too does F.E.A.R.
• Samuel Drake

  Dec 3, 2022

  The shotgun gives me incredibly strong feelings in my soul. Perseus Mandate is an insult to everything that made the base game so great, but Extraction Point is a wonderful followup to the main campaign. The sequels suck, but that doesn't take away from one of the strongest FPS games ever made. This game genuinely has no right to have aged as well as it has.