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That.
A friend of mine had an interesting idea.
(Do I need a spoiler alert for a 16 year old game everyone's played? Either way)
SPOILER(ish) ALERT
At the end of the first Half-Life you are given a choice. Half-Life 2 assumes you chose to work for G-Man. So maybe they could make a game around if you chose not to work for G-Man? Half-Life: Refusal. Not sure about the name but it's an interesting idea.