As an achievement, it is difficult to think of a parallel to Black Mesa: dozens modders with caution and voluntarily by years of spending time and effort to recreate innovative first sci-fi shooter person of the Valve Half-Life the Source engine. After a free throw for the 2012, Black Mesa made its way to Steam, ripe for the market. Although the play ends with the jump Gordon Xen (sees herself to complete Black Mesa inflatable dimension), which remains an exciting game full of long action, and a significant achievement for modders responsible.Obviously, the images are a great leap forward from the 1997 Half-Life, which over the years has become gradually so that nothing ugly ugly charm, apart from the most nostalgic players. Simultaneously, the Source engine itself is getting pretty darn squeaky these days, so Black Mesa is not particularly large, along with current versions, especially models and animations. Other limits engine must be put at the center quickly and specifically to frequent load points between maps. The famous tram that starts
the game is divided into three parts because the breaks of the load, and in some places fast game loading screens emerge so quickly becomes a bit annoying. The natural source, meanwhile, is not really used by now, plus a couple of new puzzles that include making a plug into a socket or replacing the wheel valve.The main problems with the Black Mesa are the problems that come along with the Half-Life: excessive dependence Platforming puzzles, trace output itself, climbing stairs and jumping laser beam. Too much time searching through a huge complex in search of a truly open door or a switch that can really turn around. Too many similar struggles against the same small handful of enemy types. Too long and slow some part filled with water, seeded complex body to push a button that starts a generator or pump or a huge fan, followed by very hard work again through enemies teleport shirk on their way. Too damned barnacles monsters who never kill, never really, but just sighed force and fire a shotgun at the ceiling when the trap.Fear not, though. Besides straw, Black Mesa rejuvenates the best parts of Half-Life. Wonderful sequences in real time scenarios in which scientists and unfortunate guards pulled out the airways, yanked through the roof shingles,
cuts, broken, burned, and this bit, which continues to show entertaining and serve as a warning to what dangers ahead. Those moments when fighting your way to the surface, only to discover that crawling with soldiers who are not there to save you, but you permanently silence, and go back to a new part of the extensive underground complex. The wonderful chaos when soldiers and foreigners find each other, and for once it is not the only object in the room. The way your name begins to carry the weight and importance as it progresses, as laboratory technicians dumbfounded and increasingly frustrated grunts learn from their achievements prior to arrival.There are errors in the Black Mesa-is Early Access, after all, mainly related to the AI enemy: Sometimes monsters ran me right past or not respond at all, the guards of friendship and
scientists were generally trouble me follow, and there was a memorable moment when a hoarse abroad seemed to have an extended skirmish with a door that was stuck in. There are some new lines of dialogue with a couple of smart reports for lovers of tradition of Half-Life, and the music, although I do not particularly care for it, consists competently.The Steam version mod comes with several players, too: Deathmatch and Team Deathmatch in a series of maps of the sand type, some multiplayer mayhem silly and absurd than feels very reminiscent of the mid-life original death.
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