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Half-Life 2: Episode One | List Price: $19.99
Discount Price: $9.28
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Platform: Windows
Brand: Electronic Arts
Binding: DVD-ROM
Release Date: 2006-06-01
ESRB Age Rating: Mature
Features: - Utilizes and extends Source technology from Half Life 2
- Exceptional, quick objectives in a razed City 17
- Dynamic lighting and rendering
- Most realistic robotic dog AI simulation of all time
The perfect game shadowed by an useless "steam" !!! [Posted on 2008-01-07]
Definitly HL2 is and always will the most popular FPS game in history. And now with this excellent expansion is even better. BUT !!! Steam is always try make head ache to all of us. How is posibble, I install the game and I need to update the game from to 70% to 100% to be able to play, What happen if I don't have any decent ADSL conection at home ??? I can't play. So I carry my CPU to my office to connect to a 512kb ADSL connection, and after 6 hours the was be complete able to be played. 6 HOURS, this is almost imposible, how it could be ??
Be sure that the game has anything you want in a game of this class: graphics, great history, emotion, thriller, even scare; but is not justified that STEAM make this kind of "barrier".
Thank you, and have a good play.
half-life 2 episode one [Posted on 2008-01-07]
This was an enjoyable game, it lasted about 12 hours of play. I am next going to play on the hardest setting. If you like half-life 2; I would reccmend it for your collection.
A excellent game [Posted on 2008-02-08]
This's a great game, with multiple escenarios, and great levels, I like the most the grafic, but you need a video card for that, this's short but the only thing I can tell is a excellent game.
Better than HL2 [Posted on 2008-03-01]
I had, and have, serious gripes with HL2. But overall this game is better and more enjoyable than the source, HL2. I love the low light areas, which offer a new sense of tension after the absurdly-easy final section of HL2.
How is it that such an important game's sequel-to-the-sequel can seem more coherent, more like a real game (with a consistent and compelling storyline), than its original (the HL2 sequel to HL)? Sad to say, but this sequel makes the original seem even more lame than it did on its own.
Adds some life to the game [Posted on 2008-05-04]
It could have been longer but it was decent addition to the game. Not much new here though.
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