Lost and Damned transforms Half-Life 2 into a Resident Evil-style survival horror game including several basic mechanics such as static camera, inventory, and tank controls. Players begin the total conversion mod in a mysterious mansion that is full of zombies, headcrabs and other dangerous objects. With a limited inventory and movement, escaping these horrors won’t be an easy task.
Sultim Tsyrendashiev’s Half-Life 1 Ray-Traced mod has been released, and it integrates real-time path-tracing into the original game. Thanks to hardware accelerated ray tracing, the mod is capable of calculating global illumination, reflections, refractions, soft shadows, and other visual effects with interactive frame rates.
The long awaited Half-Life Alyx: Levitation mod has been released on Steam Workshop and early reviews indicate that it’s better than anticipated. This all-new community campaign begins right after Half-Life: Alyx, where the character returns to City-17 after meeting the G-MAN, and teams up with Russell once again.
You’ve seen DOOM running on a Milky Way bar, but what if Valve designed the game with a Half-Life twist? Introducing Half-Life: Another Story. This is essentially a GZDoom total conversion mod for the original game that retains the Half-Life art style, while adding a few familiar characters.
TeaserPlay is back at it again, and their latest project is a Half-Life 2 remake in Unreal Engine 5. Not just cut scenes, they recreated City 17 from Half-life 2 in Unreal Engine 5 using Lumen, Nanite and Ray-Tracing. They attempted to give the overall picture of a possible remake and clarify the expectations of the game’s fans for Valve.
While we wait for the Apple virtual reality headset, the much anticipated Half-Life 2 VR mod public beta has now launched on Steam. If it’s your first time hearing about this fan-made project, this mod essentially adds support to the original 2004 PC gaming classic by Valve Software, complete with tracked motion controls that enable players to physically walk around, pick up objects or climb ladders.
There’s Jurassic Life, and then this creepy Half-Life 2 mod that transforms Valve’s FPS into a horror game with G-Man never leaving your side. It was created by a modder called ALLOS, and G-Man can appear from just about anywhere, including suddenly from walls or buildings or if he gets near you for too long, the game automatically disconnects into a white void.
Many already know that the Half-Life Snow War mod isn’t the latest or greatest, and has in fact been out for nearly two decades now. For those who have never heard of it, when this mod is installed you basically connect to a Snow-War server and given one snowball. To get more, just press the ‘make snowball’ button, limited to a maximum of three unless you find a ballbag power-up.
The fan-made Half-Life Alyx Levitation mod had some gameplay revealed as part of the PC Gaming Show. This 7-minute clip basically follows Alyx exploring an abandoned skyscraper and mining facility, complete with combine soldiers as well as headcrab zombies causing problems.
This Half-Life TikTok voice mod basically replaces the intro narrator, which some know as the tram announcer, with the infamous robotic sounding text-to-speech voice. It was all made possible by a modder who goes by “TheFloofierLove” online, and it only took them 2-days to complete. Interested? The mod can be found on GameBanana, and installing it won’t take long at all.