Every other week, The Half-Life Mod Archives takes a restrospective (and sometimes current) look at one of the many user-made games in Half-Life's long catalogue of mods. The second edition's mod is Frontline Force.
Andrew Cretella writes: "I’m used to being the young one. Well, I am young, but my memories of Frontline Force serve as a sobering reminder that I’m not as young as I used to be. This wasn’t a mainstream hit with thousands of players. Along with The Specialists, Desert Crisis and several others, Frontline Force was one of Half-Life’s cult classic mods, a beloved relic from the game’s heyday before Half-Life 2. It reminds me of my age because it has truly come and gone, a phenomenon I have personally witnessed. A long time ago it bustled with daily activity and competition, but ten years later, Frontline Force is, to the sadness of only some, completely dead."
Half-Life 3 may not be too far away from release, as the game suspected to be the third entry in the series has entered the optimization phase.
That one episode of Billy & Mandy where the very fabric of reality was destroyed when Mandy smiled. That's what'll happen when Valve finally counts to 3.
Is this kinda like when it was supposed to be at the 2024 TGAs?
A prototype build of the Half-Life expansion, Blue Shift, from the year 2000 has found its way onto to internet.
The Untold Story Behind a Meteoric Rise
