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Friday 1 September 2006
The expansion pack for phenomenal PC shooter FEAR continues to blast its way towards a late-2006 release and the latest screens show that its new developer hasn't strayed far from the magic formula of constant destruction.
Like aversion therapy for a phobia of tidy urban environments, you can expect to do almost as much damage to the scenery as your enemies - as you can see by checking the images tab above.
Extraction Point finds you following the rampage of FEAR's deadly little-girl-lost, Alma, now running riot in the city after the first game's not-quite-an-ending. We'd think that heading in the opposite direction from her might be the more sensible option but it probably wouldn't be as much fun.
