User Guide

ManualsBrandsGames PC ManualsOtherFEAR COMBAT-MULTIPLAYER

[171]

PRIMAGAMES.COM

MULTIPLAYER MAYHEM

UN-SAFETY IN NUMBERS

In addition to its chilling single-player game, F.E.A.R.

features a full online multiplayer mode with a variety of

game types that will test seasoned first-person shooter

fans, as well as welcome newcomers into the fold. The

online game is composed of 10 different maps, several of

which can be used in the different game types, with all

maps based on locations from the single-player game.

GAME TYPES

When you host a game, you can select the type of game

you wish to play, such as Capture the Flag or Deathmatch.

When other players log on to the servers, they see the

types of games in the on-screen list and can decide which

match to participate in. There are eight online game types:

• Deathmatch

• Slo-Mo Deathmatch

• Team Deathmatch

• Slo-Mo Team Deathmatch

• Capture the Flag (CTF)

• Slo-Mo Capture the Flag (SMCTF)

• Elimination

• Team Elimination

Deathmatch/Slo-Mo Deathmatch

Deathmatch rounds are free-for-all carnage calls where

players rush for the best weapons, seek out the best

vantage points, and try to rack up the most kills before

the timer runs out. Slo-Mo Deathmatch rounds add a

Slo-mo Recharge to the map, which can be held by only

a single player at a time. When the player holding the

Slo-mo Recharge is neutralized, the Slo-mo Recharge falls

to the ground and can be picked up by another player.

While having access to slo-mo puts you at an advantage

over other players, with only one Slo-mo Recharge in play,

there is no better way to paint a target on your back.

Available Maps

• Campus

• Construction

• Docks

• Evacuation

• Factory

• High Tech

• Office

• Refinery

Hosting a Deathmatch game? Consider making it a

melee-only match, where players put down their guns

and settle things like the gentlemen of yesteryear.

Team Deathmatch/

Slo-Mo Team Deathmatch

Team Deathmatch divides the players into two factions, so

instead of engaging in every-man-for-himself combat, you kill

for the greater good of your team. When the time limit

expires, the team with the most kills wins. Turning on friendly

fire is an option in Team Deathmatch; every time you pop a

teammate, your team loses points. In the slo-mo variation of

this game type, a Slo-mo Recharge enables participants to

use slo-mo to pull off some pretty amazing moves.