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F.E.A.R. 3 Reviews
| website | score | publish date | article quality |
| Gaming Evolution | 8.5/10 | Mar 05 '12 | |
| EuroGamer | 8/10 | Jun 23 '11 | |
| Games Radar | 7/10 | Jun 21 '11 | |
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F.E.A.R. 3 Roundups and Shootouts
| title | website | score | publish date |
| F.E.A.R. 3 Review | GameSpot | -- | Jun 21 '11 |
F.E.A.R. 3 Previews
| website | publish date | article rating | |
| Computer and Video Games | Apr 02 '11 | ||
| Computer and Video Games | Dec 01 '10 | ||
| Computer and Video Games | Dec 01 '10 | ||
| Destructoid | May 28 '10 | ||
| Games Radar | Apr 14 '11 | ||
| GameSpot | Mar 09 '11 | ||
| IGN 360 | Feb 01 '11 | ||
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Check out these quotes from F.E.A.R. 3 reviews & previews"Ghost trick."
" These days, having a multiplayer component in the latest AAA blockbuster in-your-face awesome-fest is something of a given - and all but inescapable if that game is a first-person shooter. FPS games have been an online multiplayer staple for almost two decades now, so it's not entirely surprising to see that Warner Bros. and Day 1 Studios are building in a little some-some for gamers looking to shoot their friends in the face from afar... ..."
" When you name your game FEAR, it had better be scary. The original FEAR jumped on the J-horror bandwagon and practically copy-pasted the black-haired ghost girl from The Ring, and it worked well the first time around with its “is she there out of the corner of my eye?” antics. The effectiveness of Alma, the FEAR series’ villain, has diminished significantly over time. Part of the problem is that “creepy little girls” aren’t creepy anymore – we’ve been there and done that to death. The other part of the problem is that she’s not even a threat – she just pops up now and then to yell “Boo!” but she is utterly harmless. FEAR 3 confuses atmosphere with terror: atmosphere is only scary if it actually contains tangible threats... ..."
"With two titles already released, F.3.A.R. looks to continue to do its own thing while also ramping up the action, horror and suspense that has helped the series find success in a genre flooded with varying options."