Modder ’12gauge’ has released a demo for Half-Life: Return to Stratigrad, a mod that takes place after the events of Half-Life 3 Epistle.
Half-Life: Return to Stratigrad sounds like a cool mod for Half Life Episode Two. And, this demo, will give you an idea of what you can expect from it.
The final version will have the Neutrino Gun; a modified gravity gun that can punt objects faster, further, and pick up stuff faster. It will also have new variants for Antlion and Combine, better AI and a post Half-Life 3 story.
You can go ahead and download the demo from here.
Speaking of Half Life 2, here are some other cool mods for it. For instance, here is a VR Mod that works wonderfully with it, and we highly recommend trying it. Entropy: Zero 2, a mod with a brand new campaign spanning seven chapters of content, is also available for download. You can also download a demo for a fan sequel to Opposing Force, Half-Life: Through The City. And lastly, Half-Life 2 Path Tracing and Half-Life 2 Remastered are two highly anticipated mods that are currently in development.
Have fun!
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Unfortunately, the demo is a wire framed floor with a stationary enemy. – He talks alot, There’s a few screenies that gives kind of a glimpse?
Thanks for the heads up though John I appreciate you’re always looking out.
Basically John scrapping the bottom of the barrel when there are way better mods he refuses to cover.
Learn to let go of things that really don’t matter very much. He’s not going to report on your suggested mod.
Knowing John is a coward is useful info, might come in handy when using this site.
John loses points in relevancy by refusing coverage of a feature complete mod for being the wrong kind of controversial, and also loses points in clickbait garbage by promoting mods based on a catchy title (a sequel for Half Life 3?) but little to no progress.