Project Origin pushed back to early 2009
by Jason Dobson 
on Aug 23rd 2008 4:30PM
Project Origin, Monolith's everything-but-the-name follow up to
F.E.A.R., has slipped on
all of that spilled gore, sliding back from the game's previous fall release until sometime in early 2009. The news came from
Project Origin art lead, Dave Matthews, who took time during the Leipzig Games Convention to break the news -- and fans' hearts – confirming that players will have to wait until the first quarter of 2009 to find out just what Alma has been up to.
Softening the blow a bit, new details surrounding the upcoming shooter also emerged from last week's event, including news that the sequel will include more interactive and varied environments than those seen in
F.E.A.R., while enemy A.I. has also been amped up as well. According to Monolith, the story itself will also be improved over the original, giving us all the more reason to think that
maybe Project Origin is worth waiting for after all.
Source –
GC 2008: Project Origin Progress Report, IGN
