List of GoldSrc mods
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This is a list of GoldSrc mods (modifications) for the video game Half-Life (HL).
Single-player mods
Azure Sheep - A mod released in 2001 where the player controls Barney searching Black Mesa for his colleague Kate, codenamed Azure Sheep. After rescuing her, Kate functions as an AI companion for the rest of the mission. The mod was said to be similar to Half-Life: Blue Shift. It received positive reviews from PC Zone, Incite PC Games, 3DActionPlanet, and Planet Half-Life. In 2019, a first part of a remake for Black Mesa was released.
Chemical Existence – The player is Reese Max who must navigate a city in a warzone with mutant creatures, gang members, and the military forces.
Cry of Fear – The spiritual successor of Afraid of Monsters, it puts the player in the shoes of Simon, who must make his way back home through the city of Stockholm while facing various nightmarish monsters along the way. It features a co-op mode. Though initially a mod, it was later released as a free standalone game on 25 April 2013, via Steam.
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