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2026-09-05
Did a full playthrough for the first time in 10 years. It still holds up as one of the greatest FPSs ever made.
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2026-08-27
Dr Freeman its really you!
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2026-08-25
I love this game, from the atmosphere, to the world as a whole, the game has such an authentic appeal. Highway 17 is especially amazing
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Lover_girl042026-08-26
Hi! Thanks for playing Emerald Princess Casino. Over 20 years later, and this game holds up remarkably well. I made an initial playthrough a couple years ago, but I stopped at Anticitizen One because I am on Linux and the game kept crashing at this section, so I couldn't go any further. Fortunately, I was able to complete the game this time and its two subsequent episodes. The totalitarian dystopia has its clear inspirations from sci-fi novels and movies, especially if we were to look at earlier phases of the game's development. At the same time, Valve has taken plenty of changes to transform it from a mere adaptation to something with its own, unique identity. It carefully transitions its prior lore and gameplay into something that makes it a perfect sequel for both returning players and those who have never played the first game, something that is extremely difficult to pull off. Not just through its plot, but also through its world building and innovation of mechanics that at the time, were groundbreaking. The game is a masterpiece, but it isn't without its flaws. There were certain points in the game where I did struggle a little bit with navigation, and not to mention that the "Anticitizen One" and "Follow Freeman!" chapters were a bit of a struggle with overall progression, as I did start utilizing save states because I just kept making mistakes and some of the puzzles and combat were quite tough. The squad AI does its best for its time, but there have been points where the bodyblocking becomes an inconvenience and my squad mates will sometimes just return to me even though I told them to go someplace (and they end up dying as a result). On top of that, the physics engine is a remarkable feat, but over 20 years later, it does have its moments where it shows its age (especially with the initial antlion section where I kept having to fidget with the gravity gun to get props in the place I want them to). In the Episodes, you can tell that Valve really wanted to use the physics engine more and heavily utilizes it with many of the puzzles (sort of laying out foundations that would be the central premise in the Portal series), whereas in the base game it was more subtle and tastefully integrated in the times it does rely on the physics. Episode One felt quite short and its heavy utilization of lighting in specific sections made it quite annoying to maintain stamina, which I guess seems to have been such a common complaint that in Episode Two, they decided to separate the flashlight from the base power meter. I guess what make Episode One kinda felt short is because they had to figure out how to take the ending of the base game and figure out how to set up what was supposed to be a continuous stream of storytelling and further world building. After the lighting sections, Episode One does rehash some of the tropes and mechanics from the base game, to where it felt more like an expansion pack than a separate release. Episode Two does make a considerable improvement though. Like Episode One, it does try and recycle some sections from the base game, but definitely puts a different spin on it with a more natural environment instead of an urban environment, and the fact that in the series, Alyx's role is elevated from a helpful side character to your companion. You also have more interactions with other characters, where in the base game it was spaced out for the player to be on their own and have fun. I don't object to this at all, because it does certainly feel like a TV Show like what Valve was going for, rather than a full blown movie. Unlike the base game and Episode One, Episode Two relies more on what is closer to traditional cutscenes to tell crucial elements of the story, though they try and put your character in a situation that would *technically* not break pre-established rules on how to tell the plot (e.g you get stuck in an Advisor's telekinetic grasp, G-Man's insane powers that exempts itself from the rules). That being said, what I enjoyed the most about Episode Two was what stressed me out while playing it: the Magnusson mines and the strider section; it was doable, yet also designed very well to put you on edge, especially the end. I can see why they didn't make an Episode Three: with the ending of Episode Two, other than the death of a notable character, all of the major loose ends had pretty much been tied up. Valve didn't really have the need or motivation to continue the series, especially if they couldn't find a reason to continue innovating on their formula. Who knows if they will be able to count to three.
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