You play Damien Reeves, who needs to fight himself trough to the generators and activate them to prevent a new disaster. You discover the interesting story during gameplay by reading your superiors' computer messages. The design of the levels is exceptional, not only because of the many details, but also because of the different paths to the goal. Your playing time will be split between the streets of Nation City, the sewage, the interior of the buildings, and also a tiny bit of Xen.
Routes are often not obvious, so you will have to pay attention to the surroundings. There are some locked doors that you can only open with found keys or by reading security codes. Sometimes you will need to solve a combination of puzzles to advance, and there are also jumping challenges and time-limited trials - none of them are frustrating. Opponents include a wide range of aliens from Xen, which are later joined by soldiers and machineguns.
The placement of them is very good and will provide very intense fights, which are pretty fair. There are also some surprises that are triggered by certain events. You can confront the enemies with the help of custom weapons, which include two nailguns, a shotgun, a crossbow and a biological acid spitter that is fed with chocolates. Also interesting are explosives that are triggered by your multifunctional clock.
You can familiarize with them in the Hazard Course. The ammunition is well taken care of, and the same applies to healing packages. There are no shields. The visuals of the mod are exceptional due to high quality mapping, lighting, sharp textures and new models. Sounds, custom music, and scripted events also contribute to a good atmosphere.
To complete the game I needed around 3 hours on the Medium difficulty. The Trap is an unusual Half-Life mod, which has a strong preference for puzzles and less emphasis is put on fights.
One day your protagonist somehow appears in a mysterious testing complex, and is greeted by a robotic voice which is thrilled by his willingness to participate in solving the puzzles. A quick look at the test rooms quickly kills the spirit, as it reveals the corpses of the unlucky ones, which misjudged the tests. Anyone who has ever played Portal will quickly see many parallels between the games.
The game is divided into several sections, each containing several rooms. To advance to the next room or section, you have to solve a series of puzzles that lead to the activation of the transporting portal. Rooms are full of various devices, which must be activated by conventional, bullet-sensitive or time-limited switches.
The selection contains not just simple lifts, but also considerably more complex devices, such as push fans, connected teleports, zero gravity fields, energy shields, etc. Often devices lack vital parts or the connection to the power source is interrupted, so you need to pick up the missing elements during the gameplay and insert them into the sockets.
Often, you will also need good timing. In some rooms you will also find machine guns and energy cannons that can destroy even the hardest materials. Of course, the game also contains dangers.
In addition to fatal falls from the height, you will also be damaged by toxic and radioactive pools, electric fields and explosives. The enemies are scarce and are often positioned so that you have to kill them as quickly as possible, otherwise they trigger a chain explosion. Sometimes you must also draw them to a suitable place where they enable your advance. The weapon selection is rather modest, but ammunition is plentiful and the same holds for healing and energy kits.
The modification is based on an improved Spirit of Half-Life engine, which allows for mind blowing puzzles, but at the same time often results in FPS fluctuations. This bothered me a little, but it was not critical enough to lower the total score. The package includes pretty nice custom weapon models and excellent speech. The latter, together with the level design and scripted sequences, provides an excellent atmosphere for which the author must be congratulated.
I was less happy with the accompanying music, which would be better if it was absent. I spent approximately 5 hours and 30 minutes to finish the game on the Normal difficulty.
They Hunger Triology takes place in a town called Rockwell, which has witnessed strange events in recent times. Our hero's car gets struck by lightning while driving on a country road, and consequently he gets thrown in the nearby lake. When you finally reach the surface through the catacombs, you enter a church which is falling apart.
There seems to be no living soul in it, so you decide to leave. At that moment your path is blocked by the bloodthirsty undead. During your escape, you try to find the cause for the resulting chaos, an by doing that, you discover the darkest secrets of the town.
The story is quite interesting and enriched by video sequences, sound clips and radio transmissions. The level design is excellent and keeps alternating between the exterior and interior maps, which often contain non-obvious paths and some pretty good riddles, which could take several minutes to solve. The levels allow you to go back through another path, which gives the impression of non-linearity. The enemies are very well placed, which provides very intense fights and the just right amount of shock moments.
In addition to zombies you will encounter Frankenstein monsters, wolves, skeletons, live palms, etc. The enemies don't just beat you up, but some of them can also shoot or electroshock you from range.
There are also some boss's battles. The arsenal is varied, most of the weapons are reskined versions from the original, but biological weapons and missiles are absent. There are no healing stations and no armour, but the amount of healing packages is high enough to make it to the end. Since this mod is a complete conversion of the Half-Life game, you will rarely see models from the original, but it doesn't matter, because the new skins are extremely well made.
There are also new sounds, which, combined with visual signals, will make your skin crawl. Desperate cries of horror and suffering The atmosphere is really exceptional. The game length is around 5 hours and half for experienced players or at least 10 for newbies and offers an excellent experience, I recommend playing at medium. USS Darkstar is a giant spacecraft intended for exploring the living creatures discovered during its journey through space.
One day a expedition to a nearby planet returns to the vessel because one of the security guards has gotten ill. During his examination a Headcrab bursts from his chest, and causes the scientist to panic and activate a flame thrower. Due to unwisely positioned fuel containers, a powerful explosion is triggered which causes a series of technical problems on the vessel.
During the chaos, prisoners from Xen escape from the cages, and take over the control of the spacecraft. The story is great and will surely be liked by fans of the Alien series.
Complete Half-Life's impressive package. A New Life Form. Quake II still wins the multiplayer war, but Half-Life's single-player adventure carries more weight than all the other thinly plotted shooters put together.
In , Sierra Entertainment, Inc. Guy who appreciates archiving games 1 point. Although this file was distributed throughout the internet back in the day, it's become hard to find it.
I'm glad this link still exists. The only issue is that the game is very outdated and may not work on modern devices. It also locks the game in a Aspect Ratio, which may be annoying. However, there is a Half-Life mod that ports the entirety of Half-Life: Uplink to the updated engine, allowing for a better experience.
Share your gamer memories, help others to run the game or comment anything you'd like. If you have trouble to run Half-Life: Uplink Windows , read the abandonware guide first! We may have multiple downloads for few games when different versions are available.
Also, we try to upload manuals and extra documentations when possible. If the manual is missing and you own the original manual, please contact us! Half-Life is a sci-fi first person shooter released in on PC, and is often considered one of the most influential games of its time.
Another short, but sweet mod. Its a mix between horror and high octane action with some beautiful mapping. This is a must play. And what did you did during all that time? You killed all those poor Xen aliens! Have you ever thought about their Point of View? This is a pretty awesome mod. How many times have you thought to yourself, "Gee, I'd really like to play as a Vortiguant! Made by the same guy who made Azure Sheep.
The Black Mesa Research Facility has been shut down. The nation never got to know anything about the experiments there. The less you know, the less you worry. The government founded a new organisation to handle "alien related topics". They hired the best scientists, technicians and military forces worldwide, its name is Poke You play the role of Damien Reeves, the technical assistant of Dr. Fuller, and you don't know all these details.
All you're currently worrying about is where the hell you lost your car keys when suddenly something hits your head and you slowly fade into unconciousness. When you wake up hours later, you quickly realize that some very strange things are going on The game puts you once again in the shoes of Damien Reeves, now driven by his lust for revenge for all the suffering he had to go through in the original Poke Experience exciting locations, a new weapon and surprising gameplay innovations Poke Vendetta is a direct sequel to Poke, so its strongly recommended that you play the first game.
Vendetta has some of the most beautiful maps I have ever seen in a mod. Its short, but very sweet. Follow the instructions and perform the tests with intelligence, creativity and diligence. You will be rewarded at the end. Prototype 98 is a puzzle heavy, Portal inspired mod. This is not for newbies.
You should be pretty familiar with all of the nuisances of HL gameplay before you start this, like tripmine hopping and prefected crouch jumping. The level design and lighting in this mod looks great, every testing chamber looks uniques and interesting.
This mod does a great job mimicing the classic Black Mesa architecture from Half-Life while adding their own spin on it. The maps are great to fight in and the mod will spawn new enemies when you least expect it. A lot of people didn't like the ending, but I quite liked it. Radiation Studios knows what really matters is the journey and this mod has it in spades.
If you enjoyed this mod check out Residual Point as well. This is made by a Korean mapper, but don't worry you don''t need to understand Korean to play this. There is basically no plot, but you won't care because the journey feels absolutely epic. It felt like playing a new official expansion. You'll make your way through a huge range of different areas in Black Mesa and you'll find a couple of new variations on old enemies.
The mod creator will keep you on your toes throughout the entire campiagn. He enjoys catching the player off guard and he even spawns new enemies if you decide to backtrack to that healthkit you saved. The best non-Total Conversion I have ever played. I cannot recommend this mod enough. If you enjoyed this mod, check out Residual Life as well.
Exactly what type of research takes place on the Chanticleer, or if indeed it is even a research ship, is unknown to all but the highest echelon. But you are about to find out first hand what secrets are aboard the Chanticleer, as you set in motion a chain of events the likes of which the post-Black Mesa world has never even imagined.
My body hurts! Or is it my brain? The explosion! I remember it now. Maybe I'm in a coma? Or even worst, I may be already dead Everything is so confusing Zombies, monsters and ghosts from the past are filling my mind Oh God, so many memories mixed with my dreams!
I can't even distinguish them anymore. What if my entire life was just a nightmare? But it felt so real Wait, what's that sweet voice? Sounds like a nurse! THAT is part of reality, I am sure. Now if I could just concentrate on this voice and try to wake up They Hunger is a single player horror based mod of Valve's first-person shooter Half-Life. It was released by Neil Manke's Black Widow Games in three episodes, the first in , the second in , and the final installment in All three were at one point bundled with PC Gamer magazine.
Here, you will be subjected to numerous tests for dexterity and ingenuity. Please do not try to leave the elevator before it stops… The goal of your mission is to leave the trap and receive an award.
Each section will consist of several chambers, in each chamber you will find the portal capable to transfer you into the next chamber. At the end of each section you will receive a subject, without which it is impossible to continue the test. Your safety is not guaranteed.
No one will find you if you are injured or dying, except other testers. Good luck! The Trap is: 1. The atmosphere of Valve's Portal game. Many incredible puzzles. The achievement system. A long time to the end. The Trap for your brain. What an awesome mod. This mod has a great sense of presentation, humor, and mystery that will keep you engaged throught out its entire lenght. Software Images icon An illustration of two photographs. Images Donate icon An illustration of a heart shape Donate Ellipses icon An illustration of text ellipses.
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