FEAR Review - PS3

Are you brave enough to take on the most terrifying part of FEAR? Forget the alien bloodbath, the whole arsenal of weapons to choose from, the extra-terrestrial terrorists - it's the little girl in red that you really have to worry about. A first person shooter with a chilling horror storyline, will FEAR take the PS3 by storm? Read our huge three-page analysis of the game - download the second issue of P3Zine to read our FEAR review for PS3. Click here to read the full FEAR review for PS3!

FEAR Review - PS3
Should you already own a PlayStation 3, the chances are you’ve already picked up the most popular launch game Resistance. FEAR may be a firstperson shooter but it’s a world apart from the twee English countryside you wander through in Resistance, poking rubber aliens in the eye as you ponder whether they‘re real or not. In fact, such is the level of constant tension and utter panic in FEAR, it makes any other shooter feel like a water pistol shootout with your best mates from school.

The story is enticingly vague and expands in terrifying snippets as you progress. Without spunking the plot, all you need to know is this: there’s a naughty terrorist group that has broken into a military aerospace compound and taken hostages. Then all hell breaks loose and the terrorists start to implode in a flurry of blood and guts thanks to a little girl who looks like she’s just stepped out of a primary school production of Little Red Riding Hood.

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