Seeing that this mission was never put into the sequel, many assumed that it would appear in the third episode, and then eventually Half-Life 3. For those who are unaware, the Borealis mission was originally cut from episode two of Half-Life 2, along with other content which was also removed from the commercial release of the game. RELATED: Half-Life 2 Community Beats Previous Record for Most Concurrent PlayersĪs if that wasn't enough, the modders are also adding in the Borealis. This means that, unlike in HL2 itself, this version will do away with loading screens between areas, making it an expansive, if somewhat low-res, reimagining of Valve's classic. Entitled "City-17 " the group is still beavering away at the recreation, with the intended goal of not just building the entire game within Minecraft, but making it open world as well. With talks about recreating and remastering classic games currently in vogue, a group of Minecraft fans have been hard at work on an ambitious Half-Life 2 project.īeginning in 2016, a team of modders have spent the last five years recreating the world of Half-Life 2 in the Mojang blocky game. As hopes of there ever being a Half-Life 3 continue to be shot down, the first two games are fondly remembered by the community, with the sequel being a strong continuation of what was already an influential original. But that doesn't mean it isn't considered a classic, or that fans have turned their collective backs on it. At 17 years old, it's safe to say that Valve's Half-Life 2 is now an old game.
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