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EchoPatch, a mod patch for the classic and awesome shooter F.E.A.R. has another new release out and this brings gamepad support. Read the full article here:
EchoPatch, a mod patch for the classic and awesome shooter F.E.A.R. has another new release out and this brings gamepad support.
Read the full article here: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2025/03/the-echopatch-to-modernize-f-e-a-r-adds-in-gamepad-support/
With the news recently about Monolith Productions closing, perhaps you might be wanting to jump back into the classic shooter FEAR (stylised as F.E.A.R.). Here's a mod to make the experience better. Read the full article here:
With the news recently about Monolith Productions closing, perhaps you might be wanting to jump back into the classic shooter FEAR (stylised as F.E.A.R.). Here's a mod to make the experience better.
Read the full article here: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2025/03/echopatch-mod-is-a-great-way-to-modernise-the-classic-shooter-fear/
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Save BIG on the F.E.A.R. Complete Pack, the award-winning, original horror FPS! Includes all content from F.E.A.R., F.E.A.R. 2 and F.E.A.R. 3. Each game is also available for purchase. COME SLAY WITH US Big savings also available on Back 4 Blood, a thrilling cooperative first-per
F.E.A.R. was a game that gave the player military hardware with one hand, and a sense of terror with the other. As effective as the horror element remains today - including a number of admittedly cheap jump scares - what remains truly impressive 15 years after release is a side-e
F.E.A.R. was a game that gave the player military hardware with one hand, and a sense of terror with the other. As effective as the horror element remains today - including a number of admittedly cheap jump scares - what remains truly impressive 15 years after release is a side-effect. Arguably, no FPS before or since has offered the player such a powerful, transporting sense of place.
Horror is perhaps the genre most difficult to master in any medium. It demands a thunderous emotional response in order to be classed as successful which, in turn, requires an unchallenged suspension of disbelief. That emotional response needs to leap from a stable baseline, one that is in sync with one's day-to-day life. Here is a game that understood and, remarkably, even achieved that.
As you walk F.E.A.R.'s warehouses, stalk its streets, and creep along its corridors, you hear... almost nothing. It's unnervingly beautiful. Music is used sparingly throughout the game. It's ordinarily extremely subtle or - at the best moments - entirely absent. There are times that you'll receive a brief message over the radio, or you'll hear the telltale chatter of nearby enemies. Yet for much of the time - most in fact, or so it seems - it's just you and the bumps in the dark, real or imagined.
Disco Elysium is my secret side infatuation in 2018. First the game was operating under the name “No Truce With The Furies” which the devs didn’t think stood out enough (!!) and then each new look I get at the game reveals a more complicated and exciting RPG about crime solving a
Disco Elysium is my secret side infatuation in 2018. First the game was operating under the name “No Truce With The Furies” which the devs didn’t think stood out enough (!!) and then each new look I get at the game reveals a more complicated and exciting RPG about crime solving and I just want to be playing it now. Not even for first play-though; I want to be on my third play-through where I’m deliberately trying to break the game. Bonus: there’s an original score by the rock n roll band British Sea Power. What isn’t to like here? Well, depending on how upset you are by complicated moral choices, this new set of skills listed for player development might be your cut-off point — because it gets dark.
The shadows on the wall tell me they re coming. Two of them, both with assault rifles swinging idly at their hips. If I m quick enough, I m sure I can take them both out in one go. I peek out of cover as they round the corner, and let my stake gun sing, pinning the first enemy to
The shadows on the wall tell me they re coming. Two of them, both with assault rifles swinging idly at their hips. If I m quick enough, I m sure I can take them both out in one go. I peek out of cover as they round the corner, and let my stake gun sing, pinning the first enemy to the wall with 10mm steel projectiles. But at the sound of gunfire the other one legs it back the way he came, hunkers down in cover, and yells for reinforcements down his radio.
This five-second episode tells you a lot about the attention to detail in F.E.A.R., a 12-year-old game with AI that puts many modern-day shooters to shame. Its army of clone soldiers feel smarter than any enemy I ve faced in an FPS since, and remain razor-sharp to this day. … [visit site to read more]
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F.E.A.R. and Gotham City Impostors dev Monolith may be working on a Hobbit game to coincide with the Peter Jackson film that airs this December. "As to what Monolith/Warner Bros. Games Seattle is up to now - pretty sure it is a little fantasy action RPG-lite called The Hobbit: Pa
F.E.A.R. and Gotham City Impostors dev Monolith may be working on a Hobbit game to coincide with the Peter Jackson film that airs this December.
"As to what Monolith/Warner Bros. Games Seattle is up to now - pretty sure it is a little fantasy action RPG-lite called The Hobbit: Part One," tweeted internet sleuth Superannuation, who has a solid track record uncovering secrets.
"Who's Peter Jackson? Is he the one doing a Halo film?"
Warner Bros. laid off 60 staff across its Seattle-based studios last November. These studios included The Lord of the Rings: War in the North developer Snowblind, This is Vegas developer Surreal Software and Monolith.
"Snowblind basically no longer exists," Superannuation added, "so WB Games Seattle is more or less Monolith and some other dev support/publishing staff and whatnot.
"It also sounds like WB Seattle will be handling the tie-in for the second Hobbit film."
The Lord of the Rings: War in the North came from a studio with pedigree (Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance), but flopped. "Repetitive, dull, buggy and frustrating, The Lord of the Rings: War in the North turns visiting one of Western civilisation's most revered fictional settings into a chore," wrote Eurogamer's Jeffery Matulef in his 4/10 War in the North review.
Monolith's recent work has been lacklustre, too. Gotham City Impostors (2012) scored 6/10 on Eurogamer, and F.E.A.R. 2 (2009) scored 5/10 on Eurogamer.
It's a downward turn on the well received Condemned 2: Bloodshot (8/10 Eurogamer - 2008) and fantastic F.E.A.R (9/10 Eurogamer - 2006).
One of the great first person shooters of all time is now available on Steam. This exciting package includes F.E.A.R, F.E.A.R. Extraction Point and F.E.A.R. Perseus Mandate ! Be the hero in your own cinematic epic of action, tension and terror.
One of the great first person shooters of all time is now available on Steam. This exciting package includes F.E.A.R, F.E.A.R. Extraction Point and F.E.A.R. Perseus Mandate!
Be the hero in your own cinematic epic of action, tension and terror.