I guess it's putting HL2 back in line with how we felt it looked at the time, making it so our over-entitled 2015 eyes will be less troubled by signs of ageing. We're excited to see MOD developers get wider recognition for the hard work they have done, and we hope to support more MOD teams in the future.Very nice, though we're talking subtle nip'n'tuck changes which (hopefully) broadly preserve the original artistic intentions, rather than slap-you-round-the-face stuff, which to my mind is preferable to some of the more aggressive visual overhauls out there.
Also, these MODs now take advantage of Steamworks, which provides stat tracking and tighter integration with the Steam community. Once installed, these MODs will appear in your "My Games" list and will receive automatic updates just like other games on Steam. As always, owners of any Source game will be able to download and play all of these MODs for free. The first five MODs to ship on steam will be Age of Chivalry, D.I.P.R.I.P., Insurgency, Synergy, and Zombie Panic. Hit the jump link for the full quote from the Steam news post.Īs a part of our continuing efforts to support the MOD community, we will begin hosting selected MODs directly on Steam starting next week. Play the award-winning campaign with friends! For all you elusive PC Co-optimus fans out there, we have a rare bit of news especially for you this time: Valve's Steam service will be hosting Half-Life 2 mods for free, and will be tacking on Steamworks support for each, including stat tracking and automatic updates.Īmong the first five hosted mods available starting next week is Synergy, the Half-Life 2 co-op mod.
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