Absolute Redemption
Mod for Half-Life (1998) | Category: Custom Campaign
Author: Maverick Developments | Curator: Modbadger
Mod for Half-Life (1998) | Category: Custom Campaign
Author: Maverick Developments | Curator: Modbadger
Absolute Redemption is a story mod for Half-Life that continues Gordon Freeman's story after the events of the original. You'll encounter new missions with diverse scenarios and unexpected plot twists.
Localizations:
Localizations:
The mod is localized into 1 language
(You don’t need to download anything extra to play in these languages)
Absolute Redemption is a bold, atmospheric continuation of the Half-Life story, where Gordon Freeman finds himself once again drawn into strange missions from the mysterious G-Man that will take you through stylistically diverse locations — from a snow-covered Himalayan temple and even a circus with alien attractions to a mysterious complex filled with non-linear routes.
This diversity makes the game rich and unpredictable, in the spirit of Valve's original expansions. The modification is full of cinematic moments and dramatic openings that create a strong first impression — even if the narrative seems somewhat overplayed and overly lengthy.
Individual levels, such as the warehouse, can be confusing due to mazes and intricate passages, but the atmosphere and visual details — for example, the captivating amusement park location — are admirable. The design of most maps is executed at a high level and leaves a strong impression.
In 2000, when the mod was released, it was considered such a worthy continuation of the original story that it was even included in retail versions of Counter-Strike as a bonus.
The community hasn't forgotten Absolute Redemption to this day — as a mod that people return to with warmth even years later. It's not perfect, can be challenging and chaotic, but it's precisely this non-triviality that places it among significant and memorable projects.
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