2 keep you focused on the horror aspect much better than the stereotypical science labs. The less you know about any given setting, the more easily it lends itself to creepiness, so the more unique environments in F.E.A.R. You'll navigate your way through a school that was the site of much violence and destruction, go down into the subway, and even further into a high-tech underground tram.
Things pick back up after a while, though. If you've played a wide variety of first-person shooters, these levels will probably bring a sense of deja vu.
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That's not to say it's bad, or even unenjoyable the settings are still polished and full of detail, and the plot is continually prodded along in an interesting manner. You spend a great deal of time escaping an underground hospital/science facility, and wander your way through broken streets with crumbling buildings. I suppose that's to be expected after all, it's a horror-themed shooter rather than an epic adventure shooter, but the first level does tend to set expectations. Unfortunately, subsequent levels aren't able to match it. It's worth saying again - the first level is incredibly cool. The act ends when you witness a nuclear explosion far closer than is healthy, and shortly thereafter struggle to remain conscious as the corporation's doctors do something to you. As you shoot your way through the increasingly porous living quarters, hallucinations are induced by Alma, the deranged, telepathic, and telekinetic girl from the first game. It's almost theatrical like being a part of a high-budget action flick. It's a brilliant choice in setting - priceless decorations shatter and glass flies everywhere. The first serious firefight in the game is located within a room filled with antiques, ceramics, and vases stored in huge glass display cases. You're introduced to your squad-mates and then quickly separated from them while being taught some of the gameplay basics. You start in a military transport headed to pick up the president of Armachan Technology Corporation - the typical big, evil corporation developing things they really shouldn't. You begin in much the same manner as the first game, given little information and left to wonder what, exactly, is going on. The game starts out with a bang the first act is extremely well designed. The question that now remains is whether or not the additions make up for the fact that the game's concept is no longer new and unique. 2: Project Origin draws on the strengths of its predecessor and adds a few improvements. came out in 2005, a well-crafted horror theme, the AI, and a few gameplay innovations allowed it to succeed despite direct competition from established franchises, such as Quake 4 and Call of Duty 2, among others. Otherwise, it will quickly get buried under an avalanche of award-winning titles. The number of high-quality games and franchises practically demands that any new entry must have an interesting concept and a rock-solid engine. First-person shooters comprise one of the most well-developed video game genres in existence.
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