- Steam pricePrice
- $19.99
- Release
- June 21, 2011
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How co-op works
Online two-player co-op campaign where teammates play as brothers with distinct abilities, one specializing in gunplay and the other in psychic powers, requiring coordination to survive paranormal threats.
About this game
F.E.A.R. 3 is a first-person horror shooter that follows two brothers, Point Man and Paxton Fettel, as they navigate a city gripped by supernatural chaos. The story blends psychological terror with explosive firefights, delivering the paranormal scares and intense action the franchise is known for.
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The campaign builds around two asymmetric playable characters: Point Man relies on reflex time and weapons mastery, while Paxton Fettel uses telekinetic abilities and possession powers to manipulate enemies. This split creates tactical variety as players face relentless waves of cultists, Replica soldiers, and otherworldly creatures through linear but atmospheric environments.
The co-op structure supports both progression through the storyline and leaderboard-driven replay value. Each mission scores your performance, encouraging multiple playthroughs to master both characters and climb the rankings. For players seeking a horror shooter with cooperative intensity and paranormal atmosphere, F.E.A.R. 3 delivers genuine teamwork under pressure.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can two players go through the entire campaign together in co-op?
Yes, the entire campaign supports two-player online co-op. One player controls Point Man and the other plays as Paxton Fettel, each with distinct abilities-Point Man uses reflex time and weapons, while Fettel has telekinetic powers and can possess enemies.
Do both co-op characters play the same way?
No, the two characters are asymmetric. Point Man focuses on gunplay and reflex time for slow-motion combat, while Paxton Fettel uses telekinetic abilities and can possess enemies, creating different tactical roles that require coordination.






































