Warner Bros. and Monolith Studios have announced a new DLC pack for F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin players to enjoy this September. The DLC pack, called F.E.A.R. 2: Reborn, will feature four new levels for the single-player campaign that coincide with the events in Project Origin. There's also a new title update that adds a little something to the game's multiplayer component. Details after the jump.

It's official. Monolith's Project Origin (PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) will no longer be a "spiritual successful" to their own hit shooter F.E.A.R. Instead, it's now a full-blown sequel. yes folks, after a peculiar set of circumstances that left Monolith without the rights to their own game's name, they have finally regained access to the F.E.A.R. brand.

Monolith Productions has released a new trailer for their upcoming horror-FPS, Project Origin, just in time for this year's E3. Alma will be making an appearance, as will several new firefights and cutscenes hinting at the game's plot. The video's available over in the full article.

We know that curiosity killed the cat, but when you're a Delta Force operative, you need to look for the trouble's origin. In Monolith Productions' upcoming survival horror video game, Project Origin (PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3), you'll be meeting a lot of baddies and they will not be pleasant. Take the Abomination for example. You can check out a trailer and some screenshots for the said creature after the jump.

If you like shooting creepy fiends, you're probably real excited about Project Origin (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3, PC) by Monolith Productions. In this trailer, you'll see images of haunting swingsets. What's so scary about a playground staple? You'll find out by watching the trailer after the jump.

The official website for Project Origin (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3, PC) is now live. Gamers patiently waiting for this title's release might want to drop by for a visit to check out some of the new content the developers of the game put on display there. To find out more, check out the full article.

New screenshots coming in for F.E.A.R. sequel Project Origin. No in-your-face flesh-torn-off creatures here, but Alma, the creepy little girl, is still present with her creepy bangs hiding her darling little eyes. You'd think she'd have learned how to comb by now. This batch of screenshots feature Delta Force in a kill or be killed situation. Unfortunately the latter is always true at one point or another. Screens in the full article.

It's been a while since we saw anything from Monolith Production's Project Origin (Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, and Windows PC), so it's a good thing that a new batch of screenshots made an appearance this side of the internet.

Check them out at the full article.

While it won't be exactly be called F.E.A.R. 2, Monolith Production's Project Origin (PC, Xbox 360, PS3) is still just as nail-biting as its predecessors. In a video walkthrough of the demo, you can see the improvements they've inserted into the latest game set in the F.E.A.R. universe.

As the demo begins, it puts you in the hands of the same first-person perspective of the unnamed protagonist. All the standard blood-and-gore scenes were inserted quite appropriately along with the creepy soundtrack playing in the background. It's no wonder why the F.E.A.R. series was so highly-acclaimed both as an FPS and as a survival horror game.

All in all, Project Origin has the same look and feel of the previous F.E.A.R. games, which can be both a good and a bad thing. If you want to immerse yourself with the video then we suggest watching it with the lights dimmed and with good surround sound. But we don't want to hinder you any further, go ahead and enjoy the scary walkthrough of the demo.

Oh, and watch out for the token scary little girl at the end of the video.

There's nothing scarier than something that can move faster than you can shoot - at least in survival horror first person shooters. Fast, hungry, and rabid (not to mention out to kill you) monsters may not be on your "who I want to meet" list, but there's no avoiding them in Monolith Production's upcoming video game, Project Origin.

In case you've been in suspended animation in an iceberg for a number of years, here's a bit of a primer. Project Origin is F.E.A.R.'s sequel (why it isn't called F.E.A.R. 2 is a long story), and of course centers on Alma, the creepy little girl in the first video game. Anyway, today we'll be seeing those rabid things in Project Origin's debut trailer, plus a glimpse at Alma. (*shivers*)

Check out the video below and see if you like what you see. Project Origin will be creeping to the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC sometime next year so stay tuned for more details.