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F.E.A.R. Video Game Review
By: Dan Wellman
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    2006-05-02

    Table of Contents:
  • F.E.A.R. Video Game Review
  • Setting the F.E.A.R. Story
  • Atmosphere
  • Guns and Kills
  • Conclusion

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    F.E.A.R. Video Game Review - Conclusion


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    Overall it is an excellent game and has been produced to a very high standard, with striking, if not a little demanding graphics and smooth game play.   Its stunning action and originality make it easy to see why this game picked up the E3 action game of the year 2005 award.  The moves and controls are very easy to master and the nail-biting tension and gripping storyline will keep you playing to the end of the game and wanting more.  The difficulty of the game is enough to keep you interested, but not really enough to spin it out for any length of time; you'll probably finish it in at least high difficulty in less than a week.  The multiplayer aspect of the game is interesting, but it's not the sort of game that will take over your life or anything and you probably won't play it more than the single-player missions.


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