Half-Life mod Starlight features eerie outdoor scene with cryptic graffiti
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FreeserfThe Settlers (1993)
Freeserf is a project aimed at recreating the game engine of the first part of The Settlers I (Serf City, 1993). The remake reproduces the familiar gameplay - settlement building, resource management, courier work, logistics, and economy remain almost unchanged, preserving the nostalgic spirit and atmosphere of the original.
Oldunreal's 227 PatchUnreal (1998)
OldUnreal's 227 Patch is an unofficial fan patch for Unreal that has become the standard for all fans of the game. It fixes bugs, brings numerous improvements, adds support for modern systems and hardware, while not changing the gameplay and maintaining compatibility with old mods and maps.
Half-Life: SumHalf-Life (1998)
Half-Life: Sum is a compilation mod combining HTC, Autonomy Lost, and Abeyance. You take on the role of HECU soldier Jane Doe during and after the resonance cascade, struggling to survive and push through the destroyed and dangerous zones of the Black Mesa complex.
ZPatch FO1FlatOut (2004)
ZPatch FO1 fixes and improves various aspects of the game – adds borderless windowed mode, fixes the stretched HUD and incorrect FOV on widescreen resolutions, removes the FPS cap, disables forced VSync, and more!
C&C: Shockwave ChaosCommand & Conquer: Generals (2003)
C&C: Shockwave Chaos is a mod created based on C&C: Shockwave for Generals: Zero Hour. The authors set themselves a strange but amusing goal—to make the game so unbalanced that it becomes balanced again. The result was a true extravaganza of chaos, where common sense gives way to humor, memes, and outright madness.
Zombie Panic! 1.0 to 1.01 Patch (Unofficial)Half-Life (1998)
An unofficial patch that fixes an old bug from version 1.0 related to ZP_Ruins.bsp and adds menu graphics for WON-version game users.
GMOTADoom (1993)
GMOTA is a gameplay mod for Doom that transforms the shooter into a fantasy arcade beat 'em up. Three heroes with different combat styles, focus on melee combat, support weapons, and dozens of new monsters. Dynamic battles, SNES/NES-style music, and high difficulty await you.