Half Life Blue Shift Remake

Is there a Remake of Blue Shift?

This is when we are coming in HECU Collective are developing the Black Mesa : Blue Shift a free remake with use of Black Mesa resources and style.

Will Half-Life Get a Remake?

From the team behind the HalfLife 2: Update mod. HalfLife 2 is being remastered by the group behind 2015s extensive Half Life 2: Update mod, in a project that will apparently put their previous work "to shame" and appears to have the blessing of Valve itself.

Will Black Mesa have Blue Shift?

Half-Life: Blue Shift mod for Black Mesa now includes three playable chapters. Now you can play the first three chapters of Half-Life: Blue Shift, rebuilt in the spiffy new version of the Source Engine used in Black Mesa.

Will there be a Remake of Opposing Force?

Operation: Black Mesa is an upcoming community-led remake of Half-Life: Opposing Force and developed by Tripmine Studios. While it could be considered as a companion to Black Mesa by the Crowbar Collective, the two developer teams are not associated.

Does Black Mesa have Opposing Force?

Operation: Black Mesa features reimaginings of both Half-Life™ Opposing Force and Half-Life™ Blue Shift through two unique campaigns.

Is Operation Black Mesa Still in Development?

Currently developing Operation Black Mesa & Guard Duty.

Which is Better Blue Shift or Opposing Force?

which is better? Opposing-Force is better if you want a long-ish experience it's about half the length of Half-life. Blue-Shift is about two hours long, and is in my opinion still a great game, it's more like moden DLC.

Is there an Opposing Force Remake?

Operation Black Mesa is a total remake of Half-Life: Opposing Force. Utilizing the Source engine, Tripmine Studios plans to recreate the Black Mesa Research Facility from the ground up, as seen by the protagonist, Adrian Shephard.

Are Half-Life Blue Shift and Opposing Force Canon?

There is no official Half-Life canon. Valve have not and do not intend to define what is and what isn't canon. Series' writer Marc Laidlaw stated that they do not "get involved in issues of canonicity", that "canon itself is non-canon", and that there is "no official stance".