The classic FPS Half-Life just turned 25 and got a shockingly large update on Steam with new content, graphics upgrades, bug fixes, and Steam Deck support. Half-Life is currently free to own on Steam until November 20.
For new content, the update adds four brand-new multiplayer maps from Valve level designers. These are a waste facility called Contamination, an abandoned Xen outpost called Pool Party, a radioactive waste plant called Disposal, and a satellite launch facility called Rocket Frenzy. It adds Half-Life Uplink, a mini-campaign that was originally packaged with magazines and hardware like sound cards. Finally, the update includes content made for the 1999 expansion Half-Life: Further Data. This includes three multiplayer maps, two fan-favorite skins (a skeleton with colored eyes and the oddly titled Too Much Coffee Man), and dozens of sprays.
As for graphics and visual updates, the UI will now properly scale at higher-resolution screens. You can also disable texture smoothing on the GL renderer Come from Sports betting site VPbet . Various lighting fixes have been added, including G…