Cry of Fear

Cry of Fear is a single-player, horror modification for Half-Life 1 that brings you all the horrors you have always been afraid of. This is a free total converstion of Half-Life 1, which means none of the…

25 April 2013 4 cheats Free to play

Adventure Indie Shooter Action Horror Thriller

Cry of Fear is an adventure developed by Team Psykskallar, released 25 April 2013 on PC (Microsoft Windows). It is free to play. This page lists 4 cheat codes for it.

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What Cry of Fear is

Cry of Fear is an adventure game developed by Team Psykskallar and released in 2013. It is available on PC (Microsoft Windows) only. It runs on GoldSrc.

The premise, in the publisher's words

You wake up in a dark alley, not knowing anything. What has happened? This is your struggle to find the truth and answers to your questions. Answers for the darkness and fear that is making your pulse race like violent blows against your head. What are "they"? Where do "they" come from? What the hell has happened around here? Are these the indulgences of insanity? Time's up. You can't stand there reading those SMS's forever. It's time to head down the pathways ahead and find your answers.

Description from the publisher · source

How it plays

It is played from a first person perspective. Its themes are action, horror and thriller. It is a single-player game with no multiplayer component. Available modes: Co-operative, Multiplayer and Single player.

What you need to run it

The minimum specification calls for 1 ghz, 1024 MB RAM and 128MB Video Card with OpenGL support. At 1GB of RAM, it will run on essentially any working PC — that is below what a budget laptop ships with today. Install size is roughly 5GB. Both tiers are compared side by side on the requirements page, and you can check your own parts against them without installing anything.

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What it launched against

Cry of Fear launched on 25 April 2013, within three weeks of Metro: Last Light, Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon and Age of Empires II HD.

Released around the same time: Metro: Last Light, Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, Age of Empires II HD.

Cheats and codes

We have tested and published 4 cheat entries for Cry of Fear — 4 console commands. Each one lists the platform it applies to, the exact input, and whether it disables achievements.

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Official trailer

Sourced from the publisher’s YouTube channel.

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Cry of Fear cheat codes

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Enable cheats first

Required before any other cheat command. Works only on a server you host.

Launch with -console, press the key to the left of 1, then type the command.

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God mode

You take no damage.

Requires sv_cheats 1 first.

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No clipping

Walk and fly through walls.

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Enemies ignore you

Enemies stop reacting to you.

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Quick answers

Cry of Fear — frequently asked questions

When did Cry of Fear come out?

Cry of Fear was released on 25 April 2013 for PC (Microsoft Windows).

Is Cry of Fear free?

Yes — Cry of Fear is free to play.

Are there cheat codes for Cry of Fear?

Yes. We list 4 cheat codes and console command for Cry of Fear, grouped by platform, with the exact button combination or command for each.

What are the minimum PC requirements for Cry of Fear?

At minimum, Cry of Fear needs 1 ghz, 1024 MB RAM, 128MB Video Card with OpenGL support graphics, 5 GB HD space of storage.

How many GB is Cry of Fear?

The PC system requirements give two figures: the minimum line says "5 GB HD space" and the recommended line says "7 GB HD space". Plan for the larger one, since the developer has not said which is current. Updates can add to that, and console versions have their own sizes, which are not listed here.

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