Vote for the next Classic of the Month! I picked a handful of mods from previous votes that did well but didn’t win. So just check off your vote below, and if there’s one you want to see in future months, leave me a comment with a suggestion!
Poll closes in a week on May 11th.
A pack of seven maps spanning various areas of the Black Mesa Research Facility. Made for TWHL competition 35, Half-Life 20th Anniversary: Vanilla Half-Life.
Total Downloads: 1,6973rd May 2020
13 Comments
and 10 recommendations, most say "Play It Now!"
The mighty and dangerous Headcrab Boss awaits you in the next room.
Collect your weapons and steady your heart for a long and arduous fight.
Only the careful will survive.
One hit from it will kill you.
Total Downloads: 1,0313rd May 2015
9 Comments
and 7 recommendations, most haven't enjoyed it
Before we get into specifics, let’s be clear about something. There will always be people who can just step into something and do it well.
3rd May 2009 21 Comments
I have a feeling that the answer to this week’s poll question will be the most one-sided ever. However, I have been wrong before, and I am sure I will be again.
Would you like to hear Gordon Freeman speak in Episode 3?”
3rd May 2008 25 Comments
About I’m fascinated by chase scenes in movies and real life. My fascination comes from the decision making process. I used to imagine myself as a film director and saying to the actors: “Okay, this is the chase scene. I want you to just flee. The camera will follow you where ever you go. Somebody… Read More
3rd May 2007 8 Comments
About This is in essence a trap map but it has a puzzle sense to it as well…There are 5 main rooms (lots of corridors though) and in each room there’s at least 2 ways to go. 1 or 2 will lead to death, only 1 will lead to survival.. Its pure luck until the… Read More
Total Downloads: 1,2783rd May 2005
10 Comments
and 6 recommendations, most haven't enjoyed it
Imagine playing a game where you could adjust the level of you character’s conscience. I’m not exactly clear on what I’m trying to suggest but I thought I would open it up for discussion.
Imagine playing a game where you could adjust the level of you character’s conscience. Without getting to bogged down in a philosophical discussion we all have a conscience when playing a game but because we know the game is not real the power of this conscience is almost worthless. Admittedly the chance to utilise our conscience in games are small but anyway.
3rd May 2004 2 Comments
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