Project Origin video blowout

by Richard Mitchell { May 2nd 2008 at 3:00PM }

Monolith has dropped not one, not two, not three, but four new Project Origin trailers for gamers everywhere to ogle. The first, embedded above, deals with the Replica Elite Powered Armor. It is, quite simply, a mech capable of laying waste to all in its path. The video make sure to drive this point home, destroying buildings and vaporizing soldiers that stand in its way (or even in the general vicinity of its way). The second video (embedded after the break along with the other two) concerns the return of one of the enemies in the original F.E.A.R., the Assassin. The Assassin is an acrobatic, pseudo-invisible badass with a penchant for killing. Sound fun? Of course it does. The final two videos are fly-throughs that show off Project Origin's spooky environments. Be the first kid on your block to watch them all.

Tags: fear, monolith, project-origin, warner-bros, wb-interactive

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

DreaDDoctorG @ May 3rd 2008 3:49PM

Bring on Project Origin baby!

Max @ May 2nd 2008 6:30PM

HELL YEAH!

UNSCleric @ May 3rd 2008 3:16AM

I love F.E.A.R., can't wait.

andyface @ May 3rd 2008 4:32AM

Hummm, I'm a little unconvinced. I got bored by FEARs rapid descent into a relatively standard FPS and I really want this to have loads more suspenseful craziness, which from the vids there's no evidence of as yet. Mechs look fun though.

Drago Dracini @ May 3rd 2008 11:43AM

I can has spooky? Seriously... where the hell is the spooky? This is spooky? If this is spooky someone needs to introduce a mallet into the designer's daily diet. Because they're idiots.

Drago Dracini @ May 3rd 2008 11:47AM

ah. I guess it's not spooky because the first video I saw on it was the robot. Afetr watching a couple other ones yes, ther game is spooky, the environments just aren't unless they're dark without speed rock.

Stranger @ May 3rd 2008 7:56PM

*Yawn*

Still trying to see something that makes me think I haven't played this game before, many, many times over...

Still also trying to figure out what was so great about the original FEAR in the first place. Not saying it was a bad game, just saying that once the credits rolled I was glad to be done with the game... forever.

To this day I have no desire to go back to it, not even the MP held any appeal. It never seemed like a sequel was necessary, cause the storytelling (or lack thereof) just didn't engage me. Alma? Who cares when I've got a hundred identical enemies to shoot at over and over and over again in the most generic environments imaginable?

Now theres sequel? Why am I supposed to care?