Gamers who have played any variation of F.E.A.R. before will understand the reason this series is so loved. It is a series of great first-person shooters that come with elements of horror. A common perception among gamers is that when they’re not shooting at their enemies, they are relaxed; however, F.E.A.R. is not able to provide this luxurious feeling. You are more anxious when you’re just walking on the ground rather than shooting. This is precisely what makes the original F.E.A.R. an exceptional game and unique from other F.P.S. games. F.E.A.R. 2 indeed attempted to emulate the success in the initial match. In the case of F.E.A.R. 3, the game’s developers seem to have shifted focus away from the horror aspects and focused more on the game’s gameplay and the story.
The terror…
Like I’ve said before, the horror part of F.E.A.R. 3 is the least important aspect from a developer’s point of. The developers did not attempt to keep players in a state of alertness as they did in previous games, where players would leap off their chairs or be anxious throughout the game due to the psychological effects of music and surroundings. Instead, the horror was kept to a minimum, in which you are surrounded by a monster (Harlan Wade) who attempts to assault you during the majority of the game’s intervals game as well as a variety of other alarms. The first time you played, you were always trying to stay clear of Alma, and Alma was among the primary reasons you were scared of F.E.A.R., but in F.E.A.R. 3, that fear is no longer there.
The game
From a gameplay standpoint, F.E.A.R. 3 is definitely a fantastic game. The A.I. for the enemy is more vital than ever before. You can hear them talk to one another as they attempt to pinpoint your position and then attack you. While you can carry two weapons, and the arsenal available in the game are less than other F.P.S. games, this doesn’t affect the level of gameplay that F.E.A.R. 3 offers. If everybody is trying to duplicate the legendary fps (need I even mention the name? ), F.E.A.R. 3 is a standalone game that is different from the other games, and it isn’t an ordinary war game. If you’re an fps enthusiast, then F.E.A.R. 3 definitely has something unique to offer to you. There will be many instances where you’ll be outnumbered, and the majority of firefights are incredibly violent, which gives you the satisfaction that you deserve when you’ve completed the area.
The graphic
F.E.A.R. 3 isn’t aesthetically pleasing eye candy, as are other F.P.S. games. The question is, are you among gamers who choose to play a game due to the “awesome graphic quality”? If so, then you won’t be happy with the graphics quality in F.E.A.R. 3. There are many versions available on consoles and P.C. among the various versions on consoles and P.C.; the P.C. version has the sole one that appears pretty good even with every graphical setting set to high and runs very smooth across every arrangement.
What can we expect from F.E.A.R. 3?
F.E.A.R. 3 delivers a high-speed F.P.S. gaming with powerful A.I. and an exciting and possibly somewhat confusing (for those who are new to this series) storyline. The conclusion of the game is excellent since it allows for a sequel with every scenario you can imagine.
