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Revision as of 16:49, 9 January 2018

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Half-Life 2: Lost Coast is an add-on level for Half-Life 2. It was made by Valve and released for Windows in 2005. The level was originally meant to be included in Highway 17 portion of Half-Life 2, but was scrapped during production, and later revamped to showcase several of the new (at the time) features the Source Engine which would be included in the still-being-developed Half-Life 2: Episode One.

You play Gordon Freeman who much climb up the side of a coastal cliff to an old church where the Combine has built an artillery launcher. You must knock it out of commission, but it's defended by soldiers and head crabs.

I received this game as a gift from my friend Cody who bought me a complete package of all the Half-Life 2 games, to which I am very grateful.

Status

I own this game and have beaten it.

Review

  • Overall: 6/10
  • Best Version: Windows

Good

  • The various improvements to the engine are pretty awesome.
  • The developer's commentary is really cool, I wish more games did this.
  • The level is fun and challenging.

Bad

  • The game is very short, what with being simply an add-on.

Ugly

  • Nothing.

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