GOG has announced the addition of the classic horror game F.E.A.R. to its Preservation Program. This decision highlights the significant contributions of Monolith Productions to the gaming industry, especially following the studio’s recent closure.

Originally released in 2005, F.E.A.R. was celebrated for its innovative AI and immersive gameplay. The game utilized the Goal Oriented Action Planning (GOAP) system, which greatly improved enemy tactics and enhanced the overall player experience.

Furthermore, the swift inclusion of F.E.A.R. into the preservation program underscores GOG’s commitment to honoring important titles in gaming history. Monolith Productions, known for its creative innovations, was also developing a Wonder Woman game, which has now been canceled due to the studio’s closure. The legacy of Monolith is further emphasized by their successful Middle Earth games, which introduced the well-regarded nemesis system.

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