Half-Life 2 is a first-person shooter video game and the highly-anticipated sequel to Half-Life, developed by Valve Software. It was released on November 16, 2004, to very positive reviews , following a protracted five-year development cycle, during which time, the game's source code was leaked to the internet. This title featured the advanced Source game engine, coupled with a heavily
Livingston did not continue the comic through Half-Life 2: Episode One, the first of an episodic series following Half-Life 2, as the game "doesn't really lend itself to the type of comic [he wants] to do". Synopsis Background. In Half-Life 2, the player takes on the role of Dr. Gordon Freeman.
Half-Life 2's development was similarly rocky, most frequently waylaid by Valve's own towering aspirations – and perhaps this is why Newell is reluctant to sing its praises, even after the fact.
Ep. negative 4: Half-Life. Ep. negative 3: Opposing Force (ultimately, non-canon) Ep. negative 2: Blue Shift (originally slated to be included with the DC version of HL, so potentially canon. Fan-game Azure Sheep has the same storyline but is a better game) Ep. negative 1: Decay (verified official canon and developed by Valve themselves)
The Jelly Blobber was an alien creature which was to appear in Half-Life: Alyx, but was ultimately cut and left unused. First revealed among the new game files included in the release of the Half-Life: Alyx Workshop Tools, the Jelly Blobber is a blue jellyfish-like creature that can float. Lacking any obvious eyes, it has several long tentacles at the front and underside of its body, several
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