#Gauss gun half life Pc#

This manages to combine intense action, a mesmerizing other world(alongside ours), disturbing and creatively done creatures, atmosphere, horror and more incredibly well. The length is appropriate, and it doesn't overstay its welcome. The level design is impeccable, and the fact that this is almost completely linear is hidden nicely. This has an actual, genuine plot, and it's smart and develops well, to boot. They even explain the HUD, as well as the reason you can keep going after being attacked and otherwise taking damage.

Story-telling is well-done, with some being directly explained to you by NPC's, and the rest being discovered, all with the 360 degrees of viewing freedom. You get to decide from where you want to look at it, and you catching them all depends on you being aware of your surroundings, making for fantastic immersion. rather, what will happen is that events occur, and you can overhear conversations(and a lot of them, you will be directly talked to), yet without the angle ever changing(in all of this), and you can still move around, often with whomever is addressing you continually looking towards you. There is not technically a single cut-scene in this. This doesn't have shiny pick-ups, and all that there are, appear in places you'd expect to find them, ammo not just lying about, but in boxes and on shelves, near dead bodies. Of course, you have a really interesting job, and something happens that shapes the rest of this. Heck, this begins with you coming in to work. The way it starts, how it is throughout, at next to no point in all of this is the following not true: It comes off as less of a VG, and more like, well, real life. Marking itself as a big step away from the arcade feel of the predecessors, this was made highly realistic. For years after FPS's started being made, after Wolfenstein 3D, the growth was slow, and fairly obvious.

#Gauss gun half life Pc#

it was awarded that title in '98, and one can still figure out why) version, and on the PC release. I base this on the GOTY(Game of the Year.