F.E.A.R. 3

F.E.A.R. 3 - three characters from the same family get into a shootout, and two of them are not entirely human. The one who plays as a person shoots and slows down time, and the one who plays as a ghost inhabits bodies and chases the enemy along the walls. Co-op for two is the main highlight. One fighter goes forward, the second holds the position and helps with ghostly pushes. The score consists of points for pauses between shots, finishing moves and destroying other people's equipment. Between missions there are short inserts that build up the horror, but the series itself remains a mixture of action and horror. It takes an evening to complete. The intervals between firefights are filled with silence and the crunch of static. Enemies know how to flank, so position is important. Grenades are divided by type of action. The battle score is visible at the end of the level. Weapons are picked up from the floor and from enemies. The corridors give way to residential areas. Some scenes are presented from the child's point of view. Ghost abilities are spent on a scale. The satellite sees targets through walls. Scenes of fear are presented through interference. Levels are divided into short episodes. The style of play is also assessed. The tasks are designed for two people. Weapons are tied to fighter classes. Difficulty affects points. The battle rating is based on speed. The tasks are divided into chapters. Hide and seek saves ammo. Multiplayer may not be enabled. The weapon is picked up from the bodies. Jumping through windows looks dashing. The assessment goes towards the overall score. Accuracy improves with points. The corridors are dimly lit. For those players looking for a short cooperative shooter with an unusual division of roles, the project is suitable.