Cold Fear

Cold Fear (2005)

by Darkworks
Genres:Adventure, Puzzle, Shooter
Themes:Action, Horror, Survival
Game modes:Single player
Story:In a ferocious Arctic storm, distress signals are sent from a mysterious Russian whaler. As leading Coast Guard veteran Tom Hansen, you board to investigate — and discover unthinkable horrors lurking beneath the ship's bloodstained decks.
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user avatar@mark6464user avatar@mark6464
January 30, 2025
Was a stunning game that went under the radar . Atmospheric weather . It was unfair to label it . A resi clone critics wrongfully panned it.most ignored it where as now i dont think they would its truly one of best horror genre games ever . Id love to see this on gog .
user avatar@SolidTanukiuser avatar@SolidTanuki
February 08, 2025
People say this is a RE clone but I don't think that's true, the game has its own identity, the boat, monsters, infected, good soundtrack, it's not a masterpiece but I had a lot of fun with it.
user avatar@MMB1994user avatar@MMB1994
February 11, 2025
I imagine Ubisoft owns the rights to this. If so, they are sleeping on this. For starts, a re-release on GOG would be nice. Afterwards, it would be interesting to see this game get a Resident Evil 2 Remake treatment. I feel like there is a franchise in the bones of this game.
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