Part of the reason was I'd been looking out for those classic Half-Life G-Man sightings while I played, and I hadn't seen any. Excellent, chilling twist.Ĭhris: At some point before the end I suspected it wasn't Freeman in there. I knew it as soon as I saw his silhouette. I got the impression that this was the beginning of a split timeline, which is almost necessary for how much Alyx's ending confuses the events of the previous Half-Life games. Then it 'splits' and the house mirrors itself from above. We get that wild tour through the space-time house where some ghost man, who doesn't look like any character I recognize, is just hanging out. What are your stand outs?Ĭomment below and let me know! And happy birthday Half-Life 2! You changed the world of gaming for the better and will never be forgotten.Chris: So, the ending. If you’ve never played Half-Life 2, this chapter alone is proof it’s very worth a play through! So those were my highlight chapters from Half-Life 2. This chapter has an amazing tone, superb level design and Ravenholm as a location is both scary but also very sad due to what had happened there. Your only assistance comes from the mysterious Father Grigori who seems to be the only human still alive in the city, who helps anyone who stumbles into the horrific place. Set in the city of Ravenholm after escaping the combine at Eli’s lab, Gordon finds himself having to escape the abandoned city which has become overrun with zombies and head crabs. Watching my brother play this level as a child was what got me into the game itself, and to this day it is still the level I am always itching to play when I start a new Half Life 2 run.
Where do I begin with this level? It is honestly, a masterpiece.
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