Perfect Stride Continuum
Half-Life 2
- Single Player Platformer
Perfect Stride Continuum
Half-Life 2 mod | Released Jul 30, 2008
Master the wild power of the Frictionless Continuum Skates. Use momentum maneuvers to travel across cities reaching obscure locations, finding the perfect lines, and painting the town with light.
Perfect Stride Continuum Version 1 - zip
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This is the first full version of Perfect Stride Continuum - a mod for Hl2. Have your smooth mouse 'n keyboard skills tested on the Frictionless Continuum Skates in this retro future world. Remember to watch the Perfect Stride Orientation Guide video on the following page before you play!
While you are downloading the file, you are encouraged to watch the orientation video. This will explain many basic mechanics and maneuvers in the game, and make it a whole lot easier to get started.
Look out for updates in the near future, with new maps, characters, and other content!
After you play, please take a moment to send any and all feedback / bugs / suggestions to Ben_E in order to improve the game in future versions!
Thank you for trying Perfect Stride!
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God this mod is nearly impossible to jump. I even watched the video. But it's fun.
Yeah, I finally finished it :D, Great mod. Cant wait to see more.
its like css surf on the ground, with a twist of turning
STUPID GAME!
This was a fun mod! I really enjoyed the interesting take on platforming and the unique control scheme. It took me a while to get used to the controls, but once I did it became almost automatic. Some of the jumps were very hard, but most of the time all it took was a different approach, or practice.