Maps for Half-Life
Playing on different levels adds variety to the gameplay. Some maps are so unique and interesting that the gameplay on them can change considerably.
A selection of what we consider interesting maps for Half-Life. Some maps are sorted into the following categories: crossfire modifications, killbox map modifications and our maps (made by our community).
7-07-2014, 23:01
Templecore
A fairly large and unusual map. It's a mountainous area with a laboratory hidden inside, similar to datacore. There are both open areas and mazes.
10-05-2014, 10:29
Firecross
Firecross is yet another Crossfire modification from our portal. The terrain is a proving ground for testing all sorts of weapons, from pistols to ballistic missiles. There are targets to shoot at. The bunker on the map has been modified, and the red button has been moved to the yard. There are secrets, tricks and…
11-03-2014, 20:10
Painkiller_phv
A DeathMatch-style map. A very good-looking map with nice design. The map's performance isn't great; fps drops are possible on weaker computers. The map has nothing to do with the game Painkiller.
22-04-2013, 15:23
Crossfire Jump
Crossfire jump is one of the best-known and, I'd even say, one of the most successful modifications of the most standard of all standard maps. The main difference, and probably the biggest downside, is that you can move around on the rooftops, which campers just love. The bunker has also seen some small changes. A…
21-04-2013, 15:44
X Flight
A small DeathMatch-style map. Suitable for a small number of players. There are two small structures facing each other on the map. The structures have jump pads for getting around. There's deadly water: fall into it and you die instantly. The map's name means "Flight".
