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Review - F.E.A.R. Extraction Point // PC /// Eurogamer |
 | | Extraction Point has lots of corridors, warehouses and industrial bits; lots of slow-mo gunplay separated only slightly from the battles of the main game, with the same excellent AI and well-weighted mechanics; a vaguely palatable extension of the original plot, and not a lot else. |
 | | Extraction Point has its own story, of course, and it's fine, but it suffers from the usual rule of expansion packs: they have to make excuses for their lack of plausibility. |
 | | Extraction Point also feels a bit contrived for another reason; we're not bored of the combat, which is the main reason it's fun, but the places the game takes you, the events that occur and the way the characters behave is rarely more than expected. |
| www.eurogamer.net /article.php?article_id=69620 (833 words) |
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