GOG has introduced that it’s including FEAR to its preservation program subsequent month after the sport’s developer, Monolith Productions, was shut down yesterday. The model being added is the Platinum one, which incorporates the bottom recreation and each expansions. It is on sale proper now on GOG for $1.
Whereas FEAR was already deliberate to be added to the preservation program, GOG determined to speed up the method. “Monolith Productions has given gamers a few of the most unforgettable experiences, mixing groundbreaking gameplay with wealthy storytelling,” GOG stated in an announcement on Twitter. “To honor their legacy, we’re proud to announce that F.E.A.R. Platinum might be becoming a member of the GOG Preservation Program.”
There are two different video games within the FEAR sequence, together with FEAR 2 and FEAR 3. They have not been introduced as a part of GOG’s preservation program, however GOG stated that different Monolith Manufacturing video games will ultimately be a part of too.
F.E.A.R. Platinum – that includes the bottom recreation and each expansions – might be obtainable as a part of the GOG Preservation Program by subsequent month. Initially scheduled for a later timeframe, we’ve determined to speed up this launch to correctly acknowledge Monolith’s contributions to… pic.twitter.com/efu8872vx1
— GOG.COM (@GOGcom) February 26, 2025
Which means that FEAR 2, in addition to different franchises from the developer similar to Condemned and Center-Earth: Shadow of Mordor may very well be added. FEAR 3 was created by a distinct developer, Day 1 Studios, so it is unclear whether or not that entry might be included.
GOG’s preservation program goals to keep up traditional video games for gamers by offering devoted tech assist to them even after their unique builders stopped supporting them. Latest additions embrace the primary two Dino Disaster video games and the unique variations of the primary three Resident Evil video games. Sadly, some video games aren’t proof against being misplaced, as Blizzard requested GOG to delist the unique Warcraft 1 and a pair of video games again in December.
Yesterday, Warner Bros Video games shut down Monolith Productions, Participant First Video games, and WB San Diego, resulting in the cancellation of Monolith’s high-profile Marvel Girl recreation.