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Product Features
- Havok 3 Game Dynamics system makes unleashing hell on your enemies visceral and satisfying. Bodies recoil and collapse accurately and objects react to being shot, pushed, or blown up.
- Additional Weapons to fight a supernatural army of terrifying new enemies and familiar foes.
- Different bone-chilling environments heighten the intensity.
- Join a completely new mission with an even more horrifying storyline.
- An advanced Special FX system showers you in sparks, smoke, and debris, making combat as intense and exhilarating as an action movie.
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Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review:
In a nutshell:
The world’s scariest first person shooter makes a return with an expansion packed filled with more ghostly apparitions and gun fetishism than you could ever want.
In a nutshell:
The world’s scariest first person shooter makes a return with an expansion packed filled with more ghostly apparitions and gun fetishism than you could ever want.
The lowdown:
Despite having some of the best graphics and artificial intelligence of any recent first person shooter, as well as the creepiest atmosphere, the original F.E.A.R. didn’t do nearly as well as it deserved. This expansion offers a second chance to see what you were missing with a story that picks up immediately from the end of the original game as you try to escape the destruction of the Origin Facility. The expansion doesn’t really add much that is new beyond a few new weapons (including some super useful sentry guns) and enemies (such as a giant walking tank) and it is rather short but it’s still got the best gunfights in the business.
Most exciting moment:
Despite the Japanese horror influenced atmosphere, the best thing about F.E.A.R. is just how intelligent your enemies are. They’ll constantly try to outflank and outmanoeuvre you and many times you’ll only be saved by the use of your essential bullet time ability. In the end it’s your intelligent opponents you fear the most, not the virtual ghosts.
Since you ask:
The reason that there are no new multiplayer options in the game is that a free update has already been released called F.E.A.R. Combat. In an unusually generous move you can download it for nothing from the F.E.A.R. website at www.joinfear.com.
The bottom line:
More of the same of one of the most underrated shooters of last year.-HARRISON DENT
Manufacturer's Description
The F.E.A.R. Expansion begins where F.E.A.R. left off. The game starts immediately after the player's escape helicopter crashes as a result of the blast that signified the end of F.E.A.R.
With new weapons and new grenades, the player will have to fight off some familiar foes as well as some new ones. The expansion will continue to build upon the close quarter combat and paranormal horror moments that made F.E.A.R. what it is.