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Learn how your comment data is processed. Download NOW. When I start a new game, the game just "minimize". I can move, but I'm on the desktop with x resolution. Reviewer: MechWarriorZero - favorite - December 20, Subject: half-life asking for cd half-life asking for cd. Reviewer: AccountUsername - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - July 27, Subject: great game! Reviewer: christhedreamer - - December 14, Subject: In response to DogOnMars Idk, i searched up wikipedia and it said as of , it is still active.
Reviewer: Natetheninja - favorite favorite favorite favorite - November 11, Subject: Works pretty well! But I have one question Does this run on Linux operating systems? I have not used it on my Linux laptop yet but I just want to make sure it actually works.
Also, the game on Windows runs very well, and it seems to run smoother than other games. But there is one problem, Team Fortress Classic does not work and crashes the game. But overall, best experience yet! Reviewer: joss64 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - August 10, Subject: Very Good! Reviewer: Ibrahimzgare - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - July 24, Subject: Really nice.
I enjoyed the game, it's well done for I'm going to give my dad this for fathers day so he can relive some memories. Put this one on your must-have list for the holidays.
Half-Life has arrived and will hopefully mark the dawn of a new genre: the thinking-man's shooter. It's faster than Quake II , prettier than Unreal , and more satisfyingly logical than any other corridor-crawler on the market. Players are very firmly placed in the boots of year-old Gordon Freeman, a scientist at the underground Black Mesa Research Facility. You're at ground zero when a mysterious interdimensional experiment goes awry, and after the project literally blows up in your face, you have to find a way to the surface, picking off otherworldly nasties along the way.
But what will you find once you get there? For once, you're not the only guy left in the world; there are other survivors of the accident, and you'll need their help to achieve your goals. Scientists will open doors and give you items, while security guards will help you splatter invaders across the wall.
The presence of others makes things much more emotionally involving. Half-Life's scientific world is one of the most logical ever created on a PC. Power-ups appear where you would expect-- ammo and guns lie next to soldiers' corpses, first-aid kits line the halls of the science labs, and so on. You won't find any floating shotguns in this realm. Furthermore, your actions and puzzle solutions are all dictated by your need to survive in such a situation--context is a surprisingly powerful thing.
Half-Life uses about 30 percent of Quake ll's engine--the developer, Valve, added its own enhancements for the rest--and it's quite an impressive overhaul with fast frame rates and excellent graphical detail throughout Unlike in other corridor-shooters, you won't find cookie-cutter stock effects here; the sounds are robust original, and often integral to your survival.
A low-clutter weapons interface and superior A. Quake II still wins the multiplayer war, but Half-Life's single-player adventure carries more weight than all the other thinly plotted shooters put together.
With a perfect mix of brains and brawn, Half-Life stands as a breathtaking new achievement in gaming. All the details have been considered. Hires textures and smoothly animated models give the world palpable realism, while special effects like lightning will floor you. The music's cool, but you'll want to turn it off to hear the sound effects--otherworldly shrieks, walkie-talkie chatter, and perfect gunfire: Reverb and spatial effects make the game intensely immersive.
Any key can control any movement, plus Half-Life allows two configs to run simultaneously, enabling you to easily switch between the keyboard and the joystick. It might sound too good to be true, but its not--Half-Life truly sets a new standard for first-person gaming in terms of quality, immersion, and narrative. You should buy it immediately. A top-secret experiment gone wrong floods your hidden lab with extra-dimensional monsters.
Your friends and co-workers lie dying on the ground. Only the Hazardous Environment Suit you were wearing has kept you alive thus far. Military troops have entered the base, intent on exterminating any evidence of their black activities, including you and your colleagues. Alarms are sounding, slimy monsters are drooling, blue-collar security guards are fighting to protect the scientists, and army goons are mowing down anything that moves.
What we need is a hero, someone to sort out this three-way slug-fest with extra helpings of pump-action justice. Unfortunately, it's going to have to be someone else because you just ran out of ammo and bent your crowbar on some toothy monster's skull. It is, without a doubt, the best single-player first-person shooter ever. It is so good for so many reasons. But most importantly, it is fun. I mean really fun.
Realistic environments, challenging AI but not overly so , stirring soundtrack, and a beautiful rendition of the Quake engine are only the frosting on the cake. In a game like Quake II , monsters behave according to their AI, and the environment behaves just as it is laid out. Monsters in Quake II do cool things like duck and run, but they never really do anything to surprise you. But in Half-Life , you may be crawling down a pipe only to have a commando roll back a grate, pitch in a remote DET pack, and close the hatch.
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