/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9852573
The way they move around the levels and the interactions they have with the environment (diving through windows, vaulting over walls, using cover etc) is really solid. Whatever "trickery" they are doing absolutely works.

Achieving and maintaining the illusion that you're fighting an intelligent opposition is the main thing that matters for a game and FEAR did that so well it sticks with people to this day.

I find spaces with computer workspaces / tv screens with game consoles or other recreation equipment comfy in these types of games. The more "lived in", the better.