New Project Origin Screens are Equal Parts Creepy and Confusing
By Jonathan on Friday, April 4th, 2008 at 2:32 PM PST In Computer, Game Companies, Game Platforms, Games
Monolith has unveiled a new batch of screens from Project Origin to go along with that new trailer. This sequel to F.E.A.R. s already starting to look a lot like its predecessor, but in a good way. These screens show that the game will contain the usual creepy crawlies, insane physics, and…uh, robots…and lasers? Yeah, the new screens show a weapons that fires a laser beam, plus something that looks like a Transformer (the cartoon kind, not the crappy movie kind). That’s a little more sci-fi than the last game, but I’m sure there’ll be an explanation for that at some point in the story. You can check out all the screens here.
It looks horrible. And it has to run on those underpowered consoles, so pc gamers are getting screwed yet again.
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“uh, robots”
There were robot mechs to fight in the first FEAR game. You obviously either didn’t play through the whole game, or you have a horrible memory.