G-man man is asking you for another mission at Xen, this game is kinda difficult until you realise it. =P
This mod does a lot of things I liked, namely the settings of the maps, the actors being fairly close to their original counterparts, and how much it felt like a Half-Life experience. Unfortunately, there were also many points where I got flat out lost and confused on what to do next. Overall, however, I'd recommend trying it at least once.
Played this back then with my cs 1.3 cd hahaha so awesome!
Buckets of fun, and an interesting storyline behind it. It had some decent mapping, and challenging combat sequences. If you haven't played this yet, what are you waiting for?
A few neat surprises in its level designs, and with the UD pack it makes the game really like its in the near future world for hl.
I did get lost during the second last part of the game in the warehouse but aside from that the storyline was a little out of whack and not really in tune with hl continuity but I do like spin offs when they are interesting/engaging and this seemed to just be a excuse to get you into some new areas.
I would have rated it higher if it was longer, and I did enjoy doing these errands for Gman but sort of felt sort of 'meh' at the end of the game because it was rather anti-climactic.
The very first HL mod I played and one of the bests I've ever seen.
this is so awesome! One of the best mods i have ever played...
The intro was insane. How did we get from the subtle storytelling of Half-Life to... this? Like 5 straight minutes of gratuitous exposition. I have nothing invested in this story, I don't care. Gotta get the telnorps. Got it.
Why is the security guard responsible for operating the teleporter? Like "oh I could never get those coordinates right" my ***. Sure, can't wait for next time when I'm accidentally teleported into a vat of acid or some ****.
Combat is pretty intense, even on medium. That first female assassin fight had me digging deep and relying heavily on SMG grenades. Classic Half-Life.
bruh that puke tan rock section with basically invisible baby headcrabs?
Abmitious, but lazy skyboxes. Maps cut off too early, making it look miniaturized. There's no depth to the environments.
"Sorry Gordon, but I am being on duty."
Half-Park was weird. Didn't really like it. Too many mazes and not enough action. I did like the exhibits, though. The "resonance cascade" was kinda lame and confusing. Did I just teleport up 10 feet, press some buttons, then teleport right back? Oh, and I guess that caused a bunch of chaos somehow.
Too open at times. Backtracking long, winding hallways is a real drag.
Health always threw me for a loop. Seems like every health pack looks different. Really easy to walk by that fountain thing or first aid cabinet that's the same color as the wall. Probably made the game harder than it needed to be.
Breakable door in the generator room was stupid. I actually did the correct thing and tried to blow it open with an explosive barrel. But it took more than 1, so I thought it was an invincible door. Need to communicate with the player better.
Became quit a slog toward the end. Confusing, circular mapping. Slow, painful progress with unclear direction and overly subtle clues.
Got crazy buggy too. Had to manually load the next map several times because the scripted event failed to happen. Ended up watching a walkthrough of the final 10 minutes because progress was impossible.
Not a bad mod, but really needs to trim the fat and polish things up.
First HL mod i played. It's enjoyable, some good level designing, and still looks good as i remember it. It has some iconic, memorable places too. However, this version is bugged.
Good mod with only a couple of flaws.
Those happen in the warehouse where you can easily get lost and it's a bit confusing tbh, but aside from that it's a great game.
The amusement park is the best level with tons of things to do.
Another classic mod from back in the day. Valve liked this one so much they bundled it with the retail version of Counter-Strike. What else can I say other than it's great.