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Update Residual PointHalf-Life (1998)
Update Residual Point - an updated version of the Residual Point mod, which tells an alternative story of how everything went wrong in the original game. It offers improved textures, new sounds, and much more.
The Second Tiberium WarCommand & Conquer: Tiberian Sun (1999)
The Second Tiberium War is a global mod for Tiberian Sun that enhances all aspects of the game and offers a completely new story campaign where the fates of GDI, Nod, and mutants intertwine against a backdrop of political intrigue and the Brotherhood's revival.
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[Fanmade Patch] Half-Life: Urbicide HD PackHalf-Life (1998)
Half-Life: Urbicide HD Pack - unofficial HD texture pack for Half-Life: Urbicide mod.
ROTR 1.86 USA & Russain Campaign Pack ReloadedCommand & Conquer: Generals (2003)
ROTR 1.86 USA & Russian Campaign Pack Reloaded - an addon that updates the original campaigns of the Rise of the Reds mod for Generals Zero Hour. A total of 11 American and 10 Russian missions await you.
FOUC_FFBFlatOut: Ultimate Carnage (2008)
FOUC_FFB is a modification to improve force feedback when playing with a steering wheel for FlatOut Ultimate Carnage.
Half-Life: RallyHalf-Life (1998)
Half-Life: Rally is perhaps the most unusual mod for Half-Life, which takes Half-Life to a completely new level — now instead of weapons, the main tool becomes a car and the ability to outrace competitors. The goal is simple: be the first to cross the finish line using speed, tactics, and strategy.
Half-Life: DreamcastHalf-Life (1998)
Half-Life: Dreamcast — a PC port of the unreleased Half-Life version for the Sega Dreamcast console. This version differs from the original and the later PlayStation 2 adaptation: it features modified levels, unique NPCs and objects not found in other editions, altered difficulty levels, and numerous hidden references to Dreamcast.