F.E.A.R. Platinum

the game itself is not that innovative, but it shines a lot in its concept and atmosphere, the slow motion feature is fantastically well done, the shootings are frantic but also tactical, the scenarios are not very creative, but they fit perfectly into the plot, thanks to gog, i was finally able to play this game and i will possibly play its sequels, i highly reconmmend it for fans of fps and action games, the psychological horror part pleased me, the illusions and dark scenes are a good break from the action, the tension in these moments is quite convincing, but i confess that sometimes it is quite weak when it happens too quickly, overall it is an atmospheric experience that borders on an action film with touches of science fiction.

Still aftr all these years is just grweat gun play mixed with celver level design so well made it makes you think your really going up agaisnt a real AI.

I liked the game in the sense that it was fun to play. Sometimes scary, but most of the time frustrating. I liked it because the story was good but in the end i didn't quite get the story. Did I kill the guy we were chasing? What was with the hospital I was born in? In the end it was a little hard to understand but upuntil that point it was great.

Still a solid shooter with plenty of scares. Never got through this when I was younger, but am happy to be doing so now.

I've always heard about it and wanted to play it, but never had the pleasure of playing until now. It’s both happy and sad to see just how far ahead this game was—and, in some ways, still is compared to recent releases. The lighting is immaculate and sets the mood perfectly; it's rare to come across better. Enemy AI is genuinely challenging and fair—no aimbots or "they just hit harder" mechanics based on difficulty. They come at you tactically, making for fun, challenging, and engaging encounters. That said, I wish there were a greater variety of guns. They began to feel a bit stale, with many of them serving similar purposes. A few fresh locations or scenes could have also added some excitement; the change to the office tower was a positive step, but for me, the environmental creativity started to dip after that. (Granted, this is coming from a modern perspective.) Would absolutely recommend it to anyone who hasn't tried it. Hell yeah!