Ancient Freeman Media has released the first gameplay trailer for its Half-Life 3 Citadel Unleashed project. Half-Life 3 Citadel Unleashed is basically a mod for Half-Life 2 that continues the story of Half-Life 2 Episode 4 Eli.
Now in case you didn’t know, Ancient Freeman Media has already released two HL3 mods, aiming to continue the story of Half-Life 2. The first one is called Half-Life 2: Episode 3 The Return and the second is Half-Life 2 Episode 4 Eli. These mods are relatively short, so don’t expect much from them.
The modding team claims that Half-Life 3 Citadel Unleashed will be longer than its previous mods. To be honest, though, I wasn’t really particularly impressed by its gameplay trailer. It looks fine for a mod. However, it’s nowhere close to what I was hoping.
Now I know, this project is from a single modder so we should all temper our expectations. Still, its title seems more exciting than the mod itself. So, here is hoping that Ancient Freeman Media will pleasantly surprise us whenever it decides to release this mod.
This isn’t the first Half-Life 3 Mod we’ve seen for HL2. For instance, Half-Life: Return to Stratigrad is a mod that takes place after the events of Half-Life 3 Epistle. And then we have Project Borealis and Boreal Alyph which are missing in action.
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.
Enjoy!
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