The Reason People are Freaking Out About Steam 'Leaks' Right Now
PC ports of Everybody’s Gone To The Rapture and Journey? Half-Life 3 confirmed? Remain sceptical.
PC ports of Everybody’s Gone To The Rapture and Journey? Half-Life 3 confirmed? Remain sceptical.
Remember Half-Life: Blue Shift, that expansion where you played as Barney, the security guard? Well, Blue Shift’s Source engine remake, Black Mesa: Insecurity, just got its very first teaser trailer. Click through to watch it, and follow the mod’s Mod DB page and/or Black Mesa Forum thread for updates.
Inspired by Black Mesa’s Steam re-release, modder Hezus decided to return to his 2012 remake of Half-Life’s “Uplink” demo, Black Mesa Uplink, to update it with extra content. Above is his first screenshot, showing off the mod’s new look.
Black Mesa: Hazard Course brings us two brand new screenshots. The mod project, which aims to recreate the Hazard Course tutorial level from Half-Life (a level that was cut from the big HL remake, Black Mesa) has now entered its internal beta, and is looking at a 2015 release.
Gordon has never looked so small.
And he’s brought his gravity gun with him.
This fan-made Valve-endorsed revamp is a pretty thing to behold.
An topsy-turvy Black Mesa Research Facility is full of unexpected moments
Half-Life 2: Raising The Bar is a triumph. So much better than all the superficial video game books out there. Shame it's super expensive, though.
And just like that, Half-Life looks like a mid-'90s RPG, or CD-ROM action title.
Seven-minute clip deals with everything that's happened to Black Mesa in the past two-plus years
No, this has nothing to do withHalf-Life 3. Instead, it has everything to do with Black Mesa, Half-Life's 2012 remake.
Is that you, Dog from Half-Life 2? This insanely good LEGO mech looks like him. Such a cool build, with a really detailed workshop, all made by the talented Kosmas Santosa.
Two guys are essentially gathering money in order to harass Valve into making a new instalment of Half-Life.
City 17: Through War, We Remember is an essay on Half-Life 2's architecture. If you take anything away from it, it'll be a better appreciation of the work of Lebbeus Woods.
It's funny how size, while looking impressive on paper, means so little in that game. I'd fight 1000 Striders before taking on a single Poison Headcrab.
