Recreating familiar environments, throwing in a new set of enemies, and letting players use a wide range of weapons all make the single-player adventure fun for an entire hour or so. While Nexon: Zombies’ appeal partly comes from its online multiplayer nature, Half-Life: Z-Virus Mod takes a different direction-and surprisingly works. While you don’t have PvP and PvE, you get a fulfilling single-player adventure instead.

Additionally, it has 10 distinct maps of varying sizes, making the game good for an hour of gameplay. Players who obtained a copy of the Valve game from other sources complain about the add-on not working. It’s worth noting that in order to play this mod, you have to have the Steam version of Half-Life. This lets you play the game over and over again, with zombies and military-themed enemies. You can expect to find Dual Elites, the Triple Threat shotgun, or the Korean K2C assault rifle.

Instead of the sci-fi weapons from the original Half-Life, it opts for the more extensive global weapons from the online Counter-Strike game. In a story progression similar to the original Half-Life, you are tasked with making it out alive of the facility.Įxpect the arsenal from Nexon: Zombies to be on full display in this game. You start at the Rex Laboratory, training as a part of its soldier program. In terms of premise, it tries to be faithful to the original. Half-Life: Z-Virus Mod is a good adaptation of CS: Nexon, itself a zombie-themed spinoff of the classic Counter-Strike and Half-Life games.

Z-Virus by M.D. Khamil