Comparison of original and X20 Mod improved billboards in Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines
Recommended Files
VTMB PreludeVampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines (2004)
VTMB Prelude is a major story mod for Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines, set before the events of the original game. The player becomes entangled in a dark conflict between hunters and vampires, exploring new locations and encountering characters who stand at the core of the Bloodlines story.
Stupid Stupid Mod for Selo's Car PackFlatOut 2 (2006)
Stupid Stupid Mod for Selo's Car Pack is a humorous addon for FlatOut 2 and the Selo's Car Pack mod that makes the game even crazier by replacing sounds, textures, effects, and the soundtrack, adding new car skins, and much more.
OpenRACommand & Conquer: Tiberian Dawn (1995)
OpenRA is an open-source engine that recreates classic RTS games from the Command & Conquer series and Dune 2000. It rewrites the original engine from scratch, supports modern operating systems, online multiplayer, improved graphics and modifications, but requires the original game files for full functionality.
OpenRACommand & Conquer: Red Alert (1996)
OpenRA is an open-source engine that recreates classic RTS games from the Command & Conquer series and Dune 2000. It rewrites the original engine from scratch, supports modern operating systems, online multiplayer, improved graphics and modifications, but requires the original game files for full functionality.
OpenRADune 2000 (1998)
OpenRA is an open-source engine that recreates classic RTS games from the Command & Conquer series and Dune 2000. It rewrites the original engine from scratch, supports modern operating systems, online multiplayer, improved graphics and modifications, but requires the original game files for full functionality.
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.
