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They added 5 whole new areas / maps to it, and it's mostly platforming with a few puzzles. Can take forever though.
Surface Tension Uncut came out a year later as a content update , I remember playing it for hours. 😀
https://steamcommunity.com/app/362890/discussions/0/364041776188597284/
Awesome visuals and music too, and the Nihilant boss fight was a massive improvement over the original. The chaos of the second phase may be one of my favourite videogames moments, because despite that chaos, you can actually dodge everything! And of course, i declined G-man offer xD.
What a fantastic game, Half Life is one of my fav games, but this remake took its place.
Another proof that cutting chapters in half instead of making them interesting to play is a bad idea.
Chon Kemp released two Black Mesa mods - Surface Tension: Uncut and On a Rail: Uncut. The Surface Tension you see today is a pretty significant redesign and remake of his original mod, I assume done by himself after joining the development team proper. It used to have a gas pump station in place of the furnace room and a large building interior in place of the hangar fight. Basically, where the Marines lose an Osprey, you used to be able to go into a building behind it.
Surface Tension is honestly quite awesome as it stands in Black Mesa. It's a nice depiction of the scale of the ground conflict and it consistently shows the Marines getting slaightered and pushed back. That's kind of the point. The whole game has been leading up to going back to the surface to escape the disaster in the facility - typical horror movie plot. Except when you actually GET to the surface, it rapidly becomes clear that... No, the disaster isn't inside the facility. It's everywhere, and it's only getting worse.
Personally, I just wish On a Rail: Uncut would receive the same treatment. People still insist that it was cut because "No! It was too long and congfusing! It should have stayed cut!" To anyone who's played Xen, that argument should feel comically naive. On a Rail had its place just as much as Surface Tension. Maybe one day we'll actually get it, but who knows. At least the mod still exists.