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F.E.A.R. 3
F.E.A.R. 3's new Ides of March Trailer gives you a glimpse into the relationship between Point Man and his brother Paxton Fettel.
The Ides of March is the day (today, March 15) that Julius Caesar was betrayed and killed by friend Brutus and others. To honor that day, publisher Warner Bros. Interactive and developer Day 1 Studios have released this Ides of March trailer featuring F.E.A.R. 3's Point Man and his haunted relationship with his brother, Paxton Fettel. Fettel appears as an apparition to Point Man and goads him about his own betrayal of his family. Point Man killed Fettel in the first F.E.A.R., and now Fettel is back to try to win Point Man over to his side with his mother – the destructive and crazy Alma Wade.
This certainly isn't the last you'll see between Fettel and Point Man, as F.E.A.R. 3 has a co-op mode that joins the two brothers but at times pits them against each other depending on their individual motives and the gameplay at hand.
For more on Paxton Fettel, his telekinetic abilities, and how you can utilize him in the single-player campaign, check out this previous preview featuring a trailer with the man.
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