Half-Life Back In future takes Gordon Freeman back to the Black Mesa 3 years after the “incident”.

His mission is to find crystals on Xen and send them back.

A scientist will teleport you to Xen

“After accepting the offer of the administrator you have been sent to investigate why a science team that has failed to return from a routine “Anomolous Creature” collection mission, they have also failed to radio in a report.
The helicopter is still operational but the science equipment is disrupting further satellite observations. Your orders are to investigate and remedy any problem found, evac will be sent as soon as you complete the mission.

Postion:Arizona 4 miles west of Area 51.”

A single map taking you from the darkness to the light.

Only one weapon is available and you only help some rebels.

An interesting ending awaits.

“You are William Nicholas Alexander Raskolnikov Myshkin Freeman (yes, “Bill Freeman” is really Russian, bet you never knew that) the hardened Communist and pot-head (see Theme Song). You have infiltrated a secret base of the evil capitalist pigs who are trying to take over the world. Your cover job as a research scientist at the Coke-a-cola/McDonalds/USAF joint research centre has given you access to the devastating new technologies being developed to enslave the world.

As the name suggest, this mod takes place through the night.

You are taken through a variety of locations, within Black Mesa and beyond.

Can you escape the influence of that trouble making Gman?

Two scientists talking. Sounds like they are talking about you.

You seem to be stuck on the wrong side of a radiation door.

Can you find your way through Black Mesa and escape?

The earth still rests in peace, no one would dare to interrupt the allday-business of the human race and imagine the intruding of an alien force on earth…Although you have a dangerous job as a member of a special unit, trained to handle inconveniences in the international research and science competition, your day starts quite normal.

This week’s question comes from Jason Gimba, who feels he has wasted his time if he doesn’t finish a game.

I can see his point of view but the phrase “So many women, so little time” seems apt here.

You are given a job by the Gman.

Something about a base being infected and you must secure it.

Being a good employee, you don’t question it and just go do it!