Half-Life 1


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ModDB

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Modifikace

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Modifikace is a Czech news and review site for single player Half-Life 1.

Mods Online

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Mods Online is a news and community forum, with a very active user base.

Obsidian Conflict

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Obsidian Conflict is a co-operative modification created for Half-Life 2. It is a community based mod with focus on fun, co-operative and physics-related puzzles. The mod has an open story, but is still set in the Half-Life 2 universe.

Oz Source

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OzSource is the home of the Australian Gaming Combine. Steam discussion, Community Portal, Gaming news and opinions, critiques, retrospectives. Oz Source has been resurrected from its Half Life 2 Deathmatch origins.

PCosmos

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PCosmos is a great list of Half-Life maps and mods. It is also available in French.

Planet Half-Life

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Planet Half-Life is the daddy of them all. It’s been online longer than most and is generally updated daily.

PlanetPhillip

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PlanetPhillip.com contains the most comprehensive database of single player maps and mods for the Half-Life series of game on the Internet.

Podcast17.com

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Podcast 17 is a weekly verbal tour of the Half-Life community. It covers everything related to the Half-Life universe and features lively, informative recordings.

Scrama

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Scrama – The Art Of Level Design is the portfolio of Scrama; a level designer from Russia.

Slum

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Steam Bans

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Steambans.com is a global banlist/watchlist made for the Steam technology from Valve. All bans that are accepted will enter a database which then is used to protect all servers under their supervision.