Prospekt
Prospekt begins in the Nova Prospekt prison in the Half-Life universe. Gordon Freeman is slowly being overrun by soldiers in the prison, however unknown to him, his Vortigaunt allies manage to find some help from a forgotten hero.
Prospekt is a action, fps and singleplayer game
developed and published by SCT.
Released on February 18th 2016 is available only on Windows
in 5 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain and Russian.
It has received 1,619 reviews of which 1,005 were positive and 614 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.1 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 4.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows XP or higher
- Processor: 3.0 GHz Pentium 4, Dual Core 2.0 (or higher) or Athlon 64 X2 (or higher)
- Memory: 1 GB XP / 2 GB Vista & 7 MB RAM
- Graphics: Video card must be 128 MB or more and should be a DirectX 9-compatible with support for Pixel Shader 2.0b (ATI Radeon X800 or higher / NVIDIA GeForce 7600 or higher / Intel HD Graphics 2000 or higher)
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 12 GB available space
- Sound Card: N/A
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maybe , someone like this game, and it have for what people can like this. But for me it's just another one boring free game from steam, but which is cost money. And if we are talking about money, this game have big problems first, this game have no story. Yeah, it have a dialogues, but I don't think there was a scenario. This is just a bunch of dialogues. the second problem is gameplay. Like, it's just a shooter, boring shooter without any puzzles like HL. We are just going somewhere, meeting enemies, killing them, healing in next room. Repeat for the rest of the game. It's not DOOM, it's not HL, and this is boring I spent not so much money, and maybe for this price the game is better, than any free steam game but it's better, than HDTF anymore (I haven't played HDTF) the game is playable, and maybe i'm gonna recomend this to you (sad that steam doesn't give a neutral rating option) this game was developed by a single person, and with this information it's good
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Sadly Steam doesn't offer a neutral review button, because this is one of the games where neutral fits the best. So Prospekt, or as it is also often referred to, the other Hunt down the Freeman. But is it really that bad though? The quick answer is no. But that doesn't directly mean it's good either. Story: Prospekt really wants to be a sequel to opposing force. During the events of nova prime in half life 2, the vortigaunts and the G-Man decide to get old Adrian Shephard out of stasis to help him support Gordan Freeman against the never ending armies of the combine. I wish there was more to say to it, but there really isn't. The end of the game is that Shephard is being thrown back into stasis, which means that everything that happens in this game doesn't have the slightest effect on the Half Life timeline at all. So there is basically no story in the 1-3 hours of playtime (comes down to playstyle and amounts of confusion). There is not really any story so let's talk about the gameplay, shall we? The gameplay is basically Half Life 2. No new weapons or enemy types. You mostly play against the combine with a few exceptions when a few headcrabs an antilons show up. Nothing crazy is changing. There is only a handful of weapons, which we've all seen in Half-Life 2 already. No new weapons and also not all weapons that we've seen in Half Life 2 or other mods. The game is using mainly setpieces and level structure form the original half life 2. The leveldesign can be also confusing sometimes, though it's mostly quiet linear. One thing that annoyed me in particular are the bulletsponging enemies. They swallow half, partly even up to one mag of the smg and plasma rifle. Quiet annoying. There is plenty of ammo and healthpacks, so you never struggle at any point. Also the short visit to Xen was quiet nice, since they put low gravity instead of giving you another long jump module, which to be honest, it was quiet good in black mesa but in Half Life it was the biggest piece of dogsh*t (quote Dwayne the Rock Johnson). So that's a nice fresh idea for once, inside this mess of copy and paste Half-Life 2 assets. I also like it that it focusses more on Adrian Shephard and the G-Man instead of Gordan or any other characters. Though there is no real story anyways here. Another thing I want to mention, there is barely any bugs at all, and that really means something, if the only other paid Half-Life fan game "Hunt down the Freeman" counts as possible the buggiest mess ever created. They did quiet fine here. So to sum it up, Prospekt is really not as bad as Hunt down the Freeman, but is it any good though? Ehh, not really. You don't miss anything here, if you don't play it. Even as hardcore half life fan you'll be probably pretty disappointed. I just feel like that this is a wasted opportunity. This could've become the sequel to Opposing Force and instead, well instead it ended up being Prospekt. Even if it's better, as it is being held, it's just still not really good. And though it's understandable, that the developers want to earn some money, this just really should'nt cost anything. I think it's actually against the Valve copyright, same with Hunt Down the Freeman, since they earn money from assets that valve produced. Well, f*ck it. There is plenty of free mods out there for Half Life. Also you can play though portal, which is also connected with the half life lore. I just don't get why something like this costs 5€ (2,50€ in sale), but entropy zero 1 & 2, which built a complete story with new animations, weapons, and a story which takes 4 hours to finish (the second part at least double of that if not even more) etc. is a free mod. So, in the case you really really really have played through all half life games, Black Mesa, Portal, Entropy Zero and all the other great free mods for half life 1 and 2, then and only then it might make sense to think about picking this up on sale for 2,50€. And honestly, even then it's not really worth it. The only reason I recommend this is, because it's not downright unplayable dogsh*t. Doesn't mean you should play it though. Farewell
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Its alright I guess, but there are way better Half Life mods on Steam that are completely free such as Entropy Zero
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fine game but fun and no new content like enemys and weapons and still better then hunt down the freeman
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I played this game twice and both time I got 2.1 hours for finishing the game. Although the amount of money should be reduced to amount of $1 to $2, the game was intentionally not supposed to be on the steam store. It was a product to be hired by valve but instead valve told the developer he can put it on the steam store. This game was made by one person which took a long time to make, but the problem is the price. If it was lowered as I said before to around $2, i feel like it would be worth the price. The plot was amazing where, you control Adrian Shepherd in Half Life: Opposing Force. An expansion pack from Half Life 1. I HIGHLY recommend you play it if you haven't. But why is the game heavily mixed? The problem by a lot of people is the lack of weapons (compared to opposing force which had significantly more compared to half life 1.) However, this game had less weapons than half life 2. Another problem is the gun play. Majority of gun fights are long range, which makes awkward fights when combine can't hit you or just you have a better advantage over them. The difficulty is easy if you are above average in FPS shooters. Another big problem would be Xen in the description. It is VERY short which is a bummer because the combat feels fantastic where ragdolls and grenades have lower gravity. It makes dynamic and unique gunplay that not a lot of mods have done before. If you want a better sequel to Adrian Shepherd's story. Play Half Life: Through The City on moddb.com. It is a demo, but the game is a lot better, and when the release drops. They promise a lot of new stuff, bringing back Opposing Force weapons, enemies and Xen. Overall, the Mixed is deserved, but if you want a new mod with great visuals with effect particles. You can go ahead and play it. But if you want a challenge for your FPS skills, and want to play a good mod with a good plot, don't buy it.
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