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F.E.A.R (PS3)

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F.E.A.R (PS3) Description

F.E.A.R. sets out its stall as belonging to the survival horror genre, in a first-person style. The title refers not to the emotion itself though, it merely alludes to it, and F.E.A.R. is the name of the elite squad of which you are a member. It stands for First Encounter Assault Reconnaissance. Clever, eh? The premise goes like this: an unknown paramilitary organisation captures an aerospace compound and takes hostages. Unlike most paramilitary groups, however, it issues no demands whatsoever. When a special forces squad is sent in to put the cheeky terrorists to the sword, however, they are all torn apart by an invisible force that attacks without warning. It is for this reason that the special F.E.A.R. team is put together. Gameplay is your usual mix of high production value FPS gameplay (sparks and smoke everywhere, sophisticated AI), with the title's horrific twists. From the outset you'll learn to expect the unexpected, and there's no hiding from the fact that you're up against a paranormal terror of some sort. Successful FPS games are all about incorporating cool stuff and there's plenty of that. You can execute any number of martial arts moves, with karate chops, jumps and scissor kicks all in your repertoire. You have access to some pretty exciting ordnance too, with handheld cannons and guns that evaporate people in your armoury. You also get a Max Payne-style slow motion ability that makes all your enemies calm down a bit so you can take your time taking them out.
Publisher: Vivendi   Platform: PS3   Category: Shooter  
Players: 1-16   Release Date: 20 Apr 2007   PEGI Rating: PEGI Rated 18+  

Member Reviews for F.E.A.R (PS3)

Rating:
  • Currently 4 Stars.
Reviewed by: richyrich
this is a very enjoyable game keeps you on your toes. Its best played at night with lights off and sound up to maximum.it had me jumping through out the game also had my heart racing because you didn't know what was around the next corner.
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  • Currently 3 Stars.
Reviewed by: danw
I actually enjoyed this game. The only problem is I played the second before I played this one. It has a really good slow motion effect when in combat you can do. There's plenty of cool weapons to use. Also has some chilling scenes involving alma. If you like first person shoot em ups then I recommend this.
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  • Currently 2 Stars.
Reviewed by: Kronic
The best thing about this game is the really good slow mo effect which made aiming a lot easier, but the LOAD times between each Chapter is so S L O W i could of made a light meal, eaten it, and had a nap.
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  • Currently 3 Stars.
Reviewed by: Harish Babu
The load times are slow and the controllers are very hard to get used to. The slow motion effect is so cool and very useful. Although the graphics are impressive, the light effects are not what you would expect. The ability to control camera during cut scenes are cool. I would not really recomend it.

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