It’s 2137. There is a War between Earth and the Mars Colony.

This will give you the chance to beam out the ship but then….

Starting deep in the bowels of Black Mesa, you will need to work your way down further before the light will reveal itself.

Both army and zombie want you dead, but your will is strong.

Explore all routes before committing yourself.

Good Luck.

Shokunin and I were planning on having an audio interview but for various reasons that’s no longer possible.

We have however agreed to do a text interview and although I have plenty of questions I want to ask, I thought RTSL readers might also like to suggest some questions.

Please post your questions as comments below.

I make no guarantee that I will include though.

I will be sending the list of questions on Monday, so you don’t have long to post them.

“It’s 2137. There is a War between Earth and the Mars Colony.

This gives you the chance to escape…..”

Relaxing, as much as anybody can “relax” on a train in City 17, you are suddenly woken up by an explosion.

Fortunately, you haven’t been badly hurt and this could be your chance to escape the Combine.

Move carefully as you don’t know who or what is around the next corner.

Starting in an abandoned house, you collect you weapons & ammo and try to defend yourself.

You seem to be surrounded by a never-ending hoard of zombies.

How many can you kill before you die or get bored?

I’m a binge viewer. There, I said it. I love watching a whole sason of episodes from TV shows in one weekend.

It’s an interesting topic in itself, from a number of angles, but it got me thinking about how I would feel if a single player game were releases in chapters like a TV show.

Let me clarify a few points:
1. No, I’m not talking about episodes in the sense of Episode One and Two.
2. I’m not even thinking specifically of a Half-Life game.

There’s been a revolt at the South Pole!

The elves have taken Santa Claus hostage and are making outrageous demands.

If you don’t rescue him, the Christmas could be cancelled forever.

Think of the children!

Save him.

Made for one of TWHL’s Secret Santa events.

A couple of maps based on Legend of Zelda : Ocarina of Time

Author’s note: “You play as Link (Or whatever you choose to name him in the beginning) And these maps I have re-made follow the basic introduction storyline to how Zelda starts out. Link is awoken by the great deku tree and set forth on an adventure to free the deku tree from the evil spirits within it.

Because I cannot code I could not achieve some of the effects or enemies I would have liked to implement. Fog would have been nice. [Damnit highlander] But I did try to put a half-life-esque twist on everything.”