Half-Life: Field Intensity
Mod for Half-Life (1998) | Category: Custom Campaign
Author: Hazard Team | Curator: Modbadger
Mod for Half-Life (1998) | Category: Custom Campaign
Author: Hazard Team | Curator: Modbadger
Half-Life: Field Intensity is a large-scale modification for Half-Life that adds a new campaign and covers events from the arrival of the military at the Black Mesa research facility to the nuclear explosion, offering an alternative perspective on the disaster.
Uploaded15.08.2025 17:41
Version1.6.9
Size132.00 MB
Views65
Downloads14
Localizations:
Localizations:
The mod is localized into 1 language
(You don’t need to download anything extra to play in these languages)
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