Gasworks
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Gasworks is a map in the multiplayer mode of Half-Life and Half-Life: Opposing Force. It was originally released for Half-Life as an exclusive for IGN on January 13, 1999[1] before being officially added later on in a patch and was included with Opposing Force on release.
Overview[edit]
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Behind the scenes[edit]
The initials of the map's creator, Randy Lundeen, can be found on the side of the large warehouse.
Valve has stated that Gasworks is their favorite non-teamplay map.[1]
The underground room with the machines was partially reused as the boss fight arena for the Gene Worm in Opposing Force (of6a5).
Gallery[edit]
The first floor of the middle warehouse along with the entrance to the first underground floor.
The second floor.
The roof.
One of the high up catwalks.
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A storage container area.
Ditto.
The exterior of the tall warehouse.
Ditto, with Randy Lundeen's initials on the side of it.
The first floor of the interior.
The second floor.
The third floor.
A bunker leading to the second underground floor.
Ditto.
The second underground floor.
A long drop from the first underground floor.
The portal at the bottom of the drop.
The large underground area containing the lower half of the machines.
Ditto.
A nearby area with an underwater path leading towards the portal.
References[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Exclusive New Half Life Level on IGN (January 12, 1999)
