- Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
- Release Date: Feb 10, 2009
- Also On: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 682 Ratings
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Positive: 430 out of 682
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Mixed: 199 out of 682
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Negative: 53 out of 682
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EwanM.Feb 15, 2009
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Feb 11, 2014
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BenAApr 6, 2009No Multiplayer Server Files = Non interested gamer. I bought the day it was released hoping to really nail some online noobs, not knowing the server files weren't released for the Multi-player side of the game. Honestly, do you buy a game just for the single player if your a hardcore gamer?
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SvenR.Aug 2, 2009If you have played the first parts of F.E.A.R., you'll expect something from the second part. I felt not satisfied of it, there are absolutely no horror moments, it's like Alma becomes a normal girl and not the evil in person. The graphics are also very low. It's just no satisfaction to paly this when you know how brutal and bloody FEAR one was.
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SteveM.Feb 17, 2009
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LukeScottMar 2, 2009The orginal f.e.a.r was better this one has so many flaws, you can use a gaming controller, you cant map keys to your mouse if you're using a gaming mouse.
The story isn't done well, you have to click on little blue discs throughout the game and actually read it to get a full grasp of what's going on. Instead of just including it into the characters speech. -
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JacquesMApr 25, 2010
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BrianB.Feb 17, 2009
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AngrynutsSep 15, 2009This game gets a 1 for looks. And for giving me food for thought on how NOT to make a Horror/FPS. Having outdated technology on your system really hampers gameplay - Skipping during cut scenes ruining any scares, Overheating of your computer, and most things look shoddy. But that
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AndrewBAug 9, 2009
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BenAMar 31, 2009No Multiplayer Server Files = Non interested gamer. I bought the day it was released hoping to really nail some online noobs, not knowing the server files weren't released for the Multi-player side of the game. Honestly, do you buy a game just for the single player if your a hardcore gamer?
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May 27, 2011I loved the first game and its expansion, but Project Origin left me very disappointed. Uninspiring story, no real horror moments, repetitive gameplay, mediocre graphics, feels like a console port, etc. Really expected so much more from this game.
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SteamForumsFeb 12, 2009
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Nov 14, 2020This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Dec 25, 2022Революционный проект своего времени скатился в унылый и посредственный шуттер.
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Awards & Rankings
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PC Zone UKWhat it adds - the more capacious level design, the daylight, the mech bits, the cover system - doesn't amount to much more than a garnish of new ideas on an old chicken salad of a game. But as I said, the magic of F.E.A.R. is certainly in position. That basic pleasure of time slowing, of watching a death ballet unfold as glass shatters, masonry crumbles and bodies cartwheel with morbid elegance - it's all intact, and it's as incredible to behold as ever. [Mar 2009, p.56]
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GameProNow, the spine tingling sequel, Project Origin is here to continue the story of the psychic and psychotic Alma with damn good results. [Mar 2009, p.78]
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After the embarrassment of The Perseus Mandate, F.E.A.R. 2 should be in consideration for comeback player of the year. While the multiplayer is weak and the mood won’t make people forget Dead Space any time soon, the solid action core makes it worth a play.