NOTE: Online multiplayer functionality for this game has been disabled and is no longer accessible. Multiplayer is available only through a LAN connection.
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NOTE: Online multiplayer functionality for this game has been disabled and is no longer accessible. Multiplayer is available only through a LAN connection.
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This game will work on current and future most popular Windows PC configurations. DRM-free.
This is the best version of this game you can buy on any PC platform.
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What improvements we made to this game:
Update (20 March 2025)
Limited FPS to 60 (configurable), ensuring smoother performance.
I love these older games and this one is a true classic. Watch Gmanlives review on Youtube for a better review then I can give.
As for running on Linux, using the latest version of Wine on Linux Mint 20.2, no other special configurations, everything runs perfectly.
System specs: Dell Optiplex 3020
CPU: I3
GPU: Intel Onboard HD 4400
Ram: 8GB
Obviously this is one of those cheap $100 Ebay refurbs and as such I had to turn the resolution down to 1280x720, but otherwise super stable and smooth gameplay.
This is the epitome of what every Shooter game should aspire to be. Amazing physics and the second to second gameplay makes Destiny 2 feel like ass by comparison. The AI is also smarter here too despite not having much variety.
Some of the time the enemies will appear to "rubber band" from where they are standing when shot and then snap back into position while the frames get slaughtered in the firefight even on modern hardware. No one else mentions this in their youtube videos (fuck off Mandalore) but you will definitely see that subtle rubberbanding several times per encounter and the SMG feels like it has a stormtrooper bullet spread even when aiming down sights, shittiest gun in the game.
Other than that, most objects are destructible, bullet time is optional but helpful, and there really hasn't been any AI since that had felt so real to fight against.
As for the sequels? Don't bother. This series fell victim to the Halo/Cod Killer trend of its time and never recovered. Fear 2 looked and played worse in many ways as a soft reboot of the franchise with its expansion of the lore being the only thing it did better (not that anyone cares, it plays like a generic COD clone.) Get it on sale if you are curious. Its worth the about $4 it is now and includes the "MINIATURE REPLICA SOLDIER" DLC. Though the multiplayer for Fear 2 and 3 are long dead.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymMYuH6iQJ0
Fear 3 was a random out of place bad joke no one talks about where Point man suddenly becomes a schizophrenic cro magnon and fights for control of his body against the dead ghost of his Brother that was a lame character that everyone loved to play for some reason. Don't bother spending your money on it. The survival mode could have been great if it focused on fighting armacham and Alma's demons instead of trying to be Left 4 Dead + Cod Zombies.
This is one of those games that is fun to play more than once. The combat is fun, with sparks, smoke, blood splatter, and bullet shells flying everywhere. There are physics on the enemies too, which especially when combined with the stake-hurling gun make for some fun times (you can play "pin the enemy to the wall").
The story and horror are decent--more about creepiness and sporadic scares instead of trying to be horror throughout. It is paranormal/little girl horror, like the Ring series.
Graphics hold up fairly well The save system is like older games: some automated checkpoints that go to their own save slot, but otherwise it is save anywhere and quicksaves are allowed (yay).
The game is fairly linear with only small deviations (like Half Life 2 or Doom 3 in levels). The deviations allow for you to take a few different approaches to some enemies--or for them to take different approaches to you, so watch your back.
Highly recommended if you like story FPS's
Positives:
+ Both DLCs are included
+ Very nice graphics, shadow and lightning effects (for its time)
+ Good sounds and music
+ The atmosphere in the main game and E.P.
+ Creepy horror parts in the main game and E.P.
+ Nice gunplay
+ Some cool weapons (nice newcomers in the DLCs)
+ The few places that are outside
+ Slow motion
+ Okay A.I.
+ Good physics (when the fps is under control)
+ When things get crazy (gunfights, explosions, things fly everywhere etc)
+ Good length in total
Negatives:
- The game engine comes with a lot of problems (especially on modern systems with high fps)
- The game exits, levels not loading, very unstable fps, physics issues etc
- Some other bugs and glitches
- P.M. DLC is not that great in general
- A lot of the same looking corridors
- Gets a bit repetitive at times (especially in the DLCs)
If you like horror themed FPS games, look no further. This is it.
The main game is the best, no doubt. E.P. was quite good, but P.M. was just okay.
Be aware though, that there will be a lot of similar looking corridors.
But the horror parts and fun gunfights will make it worth it.
Score:
F.E.A.R. : 7.5/10
F.E.A.R. Extraction Point : 7/10
F.E.A.R. Perseus Mandate : 6.5/10
Total Score: 7/10