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 There's more to life than Counter-Strike. By Kevin Bowen | April 20, 2003 Half-Life is still the most played first-person shooter online, thanks to great modifications like Counter-Strike, Day of Defeat, Team Fortress Classic, and Natural Selection. But there’s a whole bunch of other finished, fun mods out there that you may not be aware of. Sure, they may not be as polished as some of the bigger mods or have as many servers to play on, but hey, they’re different ... and free! Here’s a list of ten random, downloadable, and somewhat obscure Half-Life mods you may want to try. 10. Front Line Force  FLF tends to get a little messy at times. FLF has been around for awhile and had time to develop some really nice maps and features. For example, if you and your teammates stick closely together, you’ll get accuracy bonuses and your health will slowly regenerate. It’s a good way to encourage teamplay. All in all, this is a really solid mod that deserves more recognition! You'll also need to download the FLF v1.7b patch. 9. The Specialists  Woo who? The Specialists has a stunt system where you can pull of dives, double jumps, slides, and air wheels. As a nice touch, there’s an encumbrance system. So, if you’re dragging around a ton of weapons, you won’t be able to dive as far, for example. Nifty! 8. Global Warfare  Global Warfare has a few unusual gameplay modes, like Airstrike. The basic concept makes it seem fairly easy to dismiss Global Warfare as yet another Counter-Strike rip-off, but Global Warfare offers up some unique ideas and throws in a whole bunch of Team Fortress-like influences. There’s not enough room to explain all of GW’s intricacies here, but despite the abundance of features, it remains incredibly newbie friendly and easy to pick up. Next: A different type of desert combat » Page: 1 2 3 4 |
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