Urban alley combat scene in Half-Life Black Ops mod
Recommended Files
Half-Life: DecayHalf-Life (1998)
Half-Life Decay is an updated version of the mod that ports the cooperative expansion Half-Life: Decay, originally released only on PlayStation 2, to PC. It fixes bugs and improves visual and sound effects. The mod allows you to play through the entire campaign in its original form, solo or in co-op.
Tiberium CrisisCommand & Conquer: Yuri's Revenge (2001)
Tiberium Crisis is a mod for Yuri's Revenge that reconstructs C&C3 and partially C&C4 on the old but flexible engine, containing 4 campaigns and 11 playable factions: Nod, GDI, Scrin, ZOCOM, and others. Want to lead GDI to end the Tiberium threat once and for all? Or take the massive Scrin fleet and conquer Earth? The choice is yours.
They Hunger XashXT (Unfinished Pre-Alpha)Half-Life (1998)
A modified version of They Hunger based on the Xash3D engine, which includes UD models and high-quality textures, as well as many additional mod packs.
FreemanAPIHalf-Life (1998)
FreemanAPI - an easy-to-use API for implementing movement mechanics from the original Half-Life and Half-Life 2 in other games.
Diablo Ironman ModDiablo (1996)
The Ironman mod builds upon many core mechanics from The Hell 2, introducing a host of improvements and refinements. Most of these enhancements are tailored specifically for multiplayer and the dedicated Ironman mode.
Rise of the EastCommand & Conquer: Yuri's Revenge (2001)
Rise of the East — a mod for Yuri's Revenge that adds two new factions: East Asia (China) and GLA borrowed from Generals, including their campaigns. New and old factions are divided into three subfactions, each with its own technologies and playstyle. Work has also been done to improve the game's visual aspects.
Half-Life: ExtendedHalf-Life (1998)
Half-Life: Extended is a large mod for Half-Life that expands the original campaign by combining content from Blue Shift and Opposing Force, adding new levels, reworking NPCs and maps, and increasing world detail. The campaign has become larger and more varied, making Half-Life: Extended feel like an almost entirely new game.