F.E.A.R.

[h3]Yeah, much better than the previous one.[/h3] [b]So in this universe, every protagonist just casually slows down time.[/b] No explanation, no nothing. Like it’s just part of the job description now. Maybe every good guy with a gun can do it here? Cops? Security guards? The guy watching the grocery store aisle? idk, probably yes? Sure, why not. Level design of closed locations, rooms interiors, and lighting somehow feel [b]even worse[/b] than in F.E.A.R. Extraction Point. Still, it never got as exhausting as the original F.E.A.R. or Extraction Point did at times. You know that feeling when you’re just forcing yourself to keep playing? Didn’t really get that here. Could be those dummies a.k.a. squadmates making things less lonely, or maybe the narrative is just better structured than in the previous DLC and even the base game. New weapons are… yeah, they exist. Look like someone made them in Blender for a class project, but whatever. They add some variety... A little. Somehow it just flows better. Smaller levels, less nonsense, no running back and forth through the same corridors for no reason. There’s even a boss near the end. Basically a low budget version of Sam Fisher. As a kid, I struggled hard against him. He wasn’t just dangerous, he was [b]actually scary[/b]. Dude freaked me out way more than anything else in the game, including Alma's jumpscares. And that definitely made him feel even deadlier. Crashes are still a disaster though, even with EchoPatch installed. Doesn’t matter how modern your PC is. I kept getting random crashes to desktop with different errors. I counted 4 unique errors during my playthrough. This thing seriously needs a remaster if anyone expects people to revisit it today. And yeah, since Trepang² exists, people might actually care.