F.E.A.R. Platinum

FEAR is a masterpiece of tight game design which is a blend of old and new tropes. This version has everything patched with it out of the box and runs well on Windows 11.

Yes, there have been better FPS games before and since, but F.E.A.R. does so much right, that it deserves to be recognized. The AI is especially good! It tries to get the heck out of your way when you're laying down heavy fire, runs from your grenades and will regroup and try to outflank you!

Thought it was time to revisit this ghem now that Monolith got cruely axed by WB. An amazing game dripping with atmosphere that came out during that sweetsport of FPS experimentation just before military shooters took off. A blend of japanese horror, conspiracy and FPS action F.E.A.R is an unusable mix of stuff that shouldn't work together but somehow ended up as gold. A fantastic game from an amazing studio. They will be missed.

One of the best first person shooters ever that doesn't need facelift or remake. The gog outdid themselves with this one! The mixture of Horror and FPS is incredibly strong in this one and together with another classic Condemned: Criminal Origins they crowned Monolith Productions kings of new wave of first person horror. That promised kingdom has been long gone but nevertheless it has been more than terrific to see how well this has stood the test of time in tensive and horrifying atmosphere and smooth combat. Usually games as old as this turn minorily dissappointing for memories grow sweeter with time, but this one has exceededs all the exceptions and more, making it a triumph and a game that everyone should play through once in their lifetime!

F.E.A.R is for me one of these games you always can come back to, theres something special about the game, and its atmosphere. It is suppose to be a scary and a fearfull experience, but it have aged and is not really scary anymore, but the gameplay is still superb in almost everyway. I would recommend it to any who loves a good FPS shooter, and wanna go Ol'School again.