Escape from Prison. A small linear map that provides some combat but no puzzles.
- Title: Combine Surveillance
- File Name: hl2-sp-combine-surveillance.rar
- Size : 2.35Mb
- Author: Nathan Grove
- Date Released: 21 February 2009
- Important Note: This map was originally released with an illegal distribution of a music track. I have removed this track from the download.
- Copy prison.bsp into your Half-Life 2 Maps folder.
- Launch Half-Life 2
- Open the console and type map prison.
- Press enter/return or click the Submit button.
- Play and Enjoy.
Click on the thumbnails below to open a 1024 pixel wide image.
WARNING: The screenshots may contain spoilers.
Even though the screenshots do not show ememies, there are some and there is proper gameplay in this map.
21st February 2009
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21st February 2009
Writing reviews for such short maps (this took 5 minutes to play) is quite hard because there’s only so much you can either rave or complain about.
As part of something larger it would be fine but on its own it’s hard to recommend it. I’ve certainly played worse but it’s really only for players who want to play everything.
There’s a missing texture, which you can see in at least one of the screenshots. I don’t know whether that’s my fault or the author’s.
5 Word Review
Left, right, straight, left, stop.
21st February 2009
LOL – I love your reviews, Phillip. Always right on the money
24th February 2009
just this…it’s linear repetitive not challenging…but hopefully not frustrating…just a little 5min jogging
27th March 2009
Could not finish this due to no graphics with air-duct sections.
27th March 2009
maybe buildcubemaps would fix the missing textures?
15th March 2010
It’s something to do. The combat was fine, nothing too hard or frustrating.
The graphics in the air ducts were bad/wrong/I don’t know what. I made it through (thankfully they were pretty short sections–if there were long vent-crawling sections I would have had to quit). If a grate was right in front of me, I could see it and into the next room without any problems. When I seemed to be stopped, I started bashing with the crowbar and found what was wall and what wasn’t.