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Spherical Nightmares

Half-Life 2 mod | Coming Dec 31, 2009

Spherical Nightmares is a Half-Life 2 (Episode 2) single player modification featuring ~10 levels. The story takes place in the Half-Life universe and you take the role as Gordon Freeman. Your journey begins in an unknown location.

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I have updated with 9 new screenshots and talk about what's going on in the background.

Posted by WizardExt on Oct 27th, 2009 digg this super bookmark

Finally some new screenshots for Spherical Nightmares. It's been a while since you guys saw something new. I have updated the media section with 9 new screenshots. Most of them are familiar areas from previous screenshots. I just wanted to update you all on how things look today as the modification has been iterated a couple of times since it first started. Thanks everyone for posting comments and feedback! Much appreciated. Keep it up, there is still some room for changes as they are still work in progress.

In the background I am working hard on the whole product. The screenshots available right now are only showing content from 2 levels. There are a total of 10 levels right now. Much more content will be shown the coming weeks. I just felt I didn't want to reveal too much and post too many work in progress type of screenshots.

Anyway, check out the images section and tell me what you think. See you soon!

Comments

Croco15 Oct 27 2009, 6:16pm says:

Cool.

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cesig Oct 27 2009, 6:42pm says:

I'd definitely recommend releasing the mod in sections. It really helps build confidence, and quality, not to mention the momentum all the attention can help build.

I recently released a portion from my own mod, and it's half the planned size of yours. Take the first few levels of your mod and work on releasing those and getting feedback.

Maybe you're already done with all 10 and this is all moot. If so, I salute you.

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WizardExt Oct 27 2009, 10:13pm replied:

I like your idea. The problem is, as you already mention, that I have all maps finished at this point. But also, I haven't planned for that kind of release. It would been a good strategy to have when I first started out, since the project is kind of large. Too large for a first single player project, but now it's very closed to being done and releasing portions of it doesn't make sense any more. But really, thanks for the advice. I will take that into account in future, large, projects.

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