FEAR 2: Project Origin

By SNAKE_1337
Jan 27, 2009

gore
blood
intense and keeps you on the very edge of your seat
horror movie effects
nice HUD
effective weapons i reccomend the shotty (shotgun)

too much gore
too much blood
a bit too difficult to pass
the silence which leads to the subclimaxes

F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin, the highly anticipated sequel to the 2005 smash hit game, F.E.A.R., is a blend of advanced visceral combat mixed with seamless game pacing set inside a sinister and paranormal universe that begins shortly before the ending of F.E.A.R. A Special Forces squad is on a routine mission when the city of Auburn is rocked by a supernatural explosion. Alma, a girl with immense power and a thirst for revenge, has unleashed her wrath upon the city and thrown it into chaos. The squad must combat enemy forces and the supernatural as they struggle to find a way to stop Alma and uncover the mysterious forces arrayed against them before it’s too late.

The demo is quite gory and as expected very frightning for the faint of heart. blood, half legs with bone sticking out are all packed compressed into every few minutes of the game but even worse is the tension between each second u play...to be honest it is a very good game, graphics have improved abit and sound is a major factor to add to its eerie cliffhanger moments.
FEAR 2 is slightly not as pant soiling as dead space but i have to say this game is quite remarkable in terms of its atmosphere. if u like holding automatic guns and killing deceased but wall crawling zombies this is the game for you but for those who cant even watch titanic without crying please dont click on the following link for the demo!
have fun XD

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