The studio that somehow improved on Half-Life with Black Mesa teases beta tests for its next game
Feb. 26, 2024What is Crowbar Collective up to?
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The studio responsible for refining Half-Life with an unofficial,Valve-approved reimagining has teased an upcoming project that needs beta testers.
Naturally, this hasn’t stopped fans from trying to figure out what Crowbar Collective is working on. Since the trailer features four different beams of light, many have begun linking the colors to various Half-Life add-ons, with purple being Half-Life: Decay, green being Half-Life: Opposing Force, blue being Half-Life: Blue Shift, and so on.
In other news,Half-Life could have been called ‘Fallout,‘according to a former Valve developer.
While we wait for more news from Crowbar Collective, take a look at thebest FPS games.
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