Something like Half-Life but newer?

[St✩rlight]

What are some games like Half-Life but more modern?

[Stingray_tm]

Black Mesa ;)

[St✩rlight]

It seems quite old. I guess I mean something like a story driven FPS with some nice locations and not too much story but plenty of shooting.

[Echo]

Half life 2

[St✩rlight]

That's not even newer it's in the same orange box.

[I'M NOT REAL]

Originally posted by Stingray_tm:

Black Mesa ;)

This a legit good answer.
Loved Black Mesa.

[o]

Daikatana?

SHOGO?

[Anonymous]

Bioshock, System Shock remake, Atomic Heart

[Psycho]

half life alyx

[TGC> The Games Collector]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/42670/Singularity/ ?

[St✩rlight]

Originally posted by Brotherhood of Steel:

Atomic Heart

Oh yeah, that one looked quite good. Reminds me of Wolfenstein in a way for some reason.

[Anonymous]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/480490/Prey/

[St✩rlight]

Originally posted by Brotherhood of Steel:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/480490/Prey/

This one looks good and looks modern enough, thanks.

[OoOoOoooOOoOoorgle]

Story-driven exploration shooters are a lost art these days.

If a game has a significant story, it's pretty much going to be an RPG. If it has shooting mechanics it's some kind of multiplayer cash grab or an on-rails where the story is "bad guys BAD! Now shoot."


I think a lot of it comes down to the fact that devs are loathe to do level design, because semi-open exploration takes actual work. Way easier to strap the player to a one-way street or let the computer generate a giant empty open world and call that "world building."

[qb]

i can just look out the window, looks just like half-life 2 though

[St✩rlight]

Originally posted by OoOoOoooOOoOoorgle:

Story-driven exploration shooters are a lost art these days.

If a game has a significant story, it's pretty much going to be an RPG. If it has shooting mechanics it's some kind of multiplayer cash grab or an on-rails where the story is "bad guys BAD! Now shoot."


I think a lot of it comes down to the fact that devs are loathe to do level design, because semi-open exploration takes actual work. Way easier to strap the player to a one-way street or let the computer generate a giant empty open world and call that "world building."

Yeah, it seems that way these days. I just want something like the old F.E.A.R games or the newer Wolfenstein games, you know?